Varaha Purana 124.5: Adhyaya 124, Shloka 5
Ritual Observances Aligned with the Seasons
Seasonal Devotional Procedure
सपुष्पितस्येह वसन्तकाले वनस्पतेर्गन्धरसप्रयुक्ताः ॥ पश्यंश्च मां पुष्पितपादपेन्द्रं वसन्तकाले समुपागते च ॥
sapuṣpitasyeha vasantakāle vanaspatergandharasaprayuktāḥ || paśyaṃśca māṃ puṣpitapādapendraṃ vasantakāle samupāgate ca ||
जब बसंत का टाइम आता है, पेड़ों पर फूल आते हैं। खुशबू और रस दोनों मिलते हैं। जब मैं, फूलों वाला बड़ा पेड़, नज़र आता हूँ, तब यह सब करो।
Varāha (implied continuation)
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The verse is a literary witness to how Purāṇic ritual discourse incorporates sensory ecology—flowers, fragrance, and seasonal arrival—into devotional and procedural contexts.
No specific geographic site is named; the setting is seasonal and environmental (springtime flora).
Attentive perception of the natural world is integrated with disciplined observance, suggesting a respectful, season-aware engagement with living landscapes.
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