Varaha Purana 125.2: Adhyaya 125, Shloka 2
The Cycle of Māyā
Illusory Causation and Perceptual Reversal
मङ्गल्याश्च पवित्राश्च ये त्वया समुदाहृताः ॥ मम लोकेषु विख्याता मनः प्रह्लादयन्ति ते ॥
maṅgalyāś ca pavitrāś ca ye tvayā samudāhṛtāḥ || mama lokeṣu vikhyātā manaḥ prahlādayanti te ||
जो बातें तुमने बताई है वो बहुत अच्छी है और साफ करती है। मेरे यहाँ सब जानते हैं, और मन खुश हो जाता है।
Vasundharā (Pṛthivī) (default reply to Nārāyaṇa/Varāha context)
FAQs
It illustrates a standard Purāṇic reception motif: the listener validates the discourse as socially circulated (“renowned in my realms”), hinting at traditions of teaching, repetition, and community memory.
No specific geographic site is mentioned; “my realms/worlds” is a cosmological expression rather than a place-name.
The verse commends teachings characterized as auspicious and purifying, implying the value of cultivating mental clarity and well-being through disciplined instruction.
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