गत्वा ब्रूहि दुराचारं महिषं दानवाधमम् । नाहं शक्या त्वया पाप लब्धुं नान्येन केनचित्
gatvā brūhi durācāraṃ mahiṣaṃ dānavādhamam | nāhaṃ śakyā tvayā pāpa labdhuṃ nānyena kenacit
«Va dire à Mahiṣa, ce dépravé, le plus vil des Dānavas : “Ô pécheur, tu ne pourras m’obtenir, pas plus que quiconque.”»
Devī/Parameśvarī
Tirtha: Arbuda-parvata
Type: peak
Listener: Rājan (King) addressed in the narration
Scene: A radiant, formidable Devī (or divine woman) dismisses the messenger with a stern proclamation; the envoy stands humbled, the background suggesting the rugged slopes of Arbuda.
Adharma cannot ‘claim’ the divine; the Goddess affirms moral sovereignty and condemns wicked conduct.
Arbuda Parvata’s sanctity is underscored by the Goddess’ presence and her protection of dharma in that sacred region.
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