एकार्णवगते लोके तत्पंकजमपंकजम् । येनोद्धृतं क्षणेनैव प्रभासस्थः स किं हरिः
ekārṇavagate loke tatpaṃkajamapaṃkajam | yenoddhṛtaṃ kṣaṇenaiva prabhāsasthaḥ sa kiṃ hariḥ
Quand le monde devint un seul océan, ce lotus sans tache fut élevé par lui en un instant ; si Hari demeure à Prabhāsa, que ne peut-on dire de lui ?
Unspecified (same inquiry voice)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Sages/pilgrims (implied)
Scene: The world as a single ocean; from the waters rises a spotless lotus/earth-symbol lifted instantly by the Lord (Varāha resonance), while the Prabhāsa shoreline glows, implying the same savior-power abides here.
By linking cosmic creation/dissolution imagery to Prabhāsa, the text teaches that tīrthas are gateways to experiencing the Supreme’s vastness.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra (Prabhāsa-stha).
None; it is a contemplative praise-question.