The Tale of the Vulture and the She-Jackal: The Māhātmya of the Saukarava Sacred Field
बुद्धिः सम्पद्यते तस्य प्रियादर्शनलालसा ॥ कोऽर्च्यस्तत्किं व्रतं चास्या एषा स्वपिति निर्जने
buddhiḥ sampadyate tasya priyādarśana-lālasā || ko 'rcyas tat kiṁ vrataṁ cāsyā eṣā svapiti nirjane
उसकी समझ आ जाती है। अपने प्यारे को देखने का दिल करता है। कौन है जिसको पूजा करना चाहिए? क्या व्रत रखना है? वो अकेली सो रही है यहाँ।
Narrator (default: Varāha framework; verse reports internal questioning)
It captures a typical Purāṇic narrative technique: interior questioning used to introduce a forthcoming doctrinal explanation about worship and vow practice.
No location is specified; the verse describes a solitary setting (nirjana) without naming a site.
The verse foregrounds reflective inquiry—seeking clarity about proper objects of worship and appropriate observances before acting.
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