The Greatness of Kapila-Varāha: The Efficacy of Vaikuṇṭha Tīrtha and the Installation History of the Varāha Image
तदुद्धर्त्तुं न शक्नोति रावणो विस्मयङ्गतः ॥ शङ्करेण पुरा सार्द्धं कैलासस्तु मयोद्धृतः
tad uddharttuṃ na śaknoti rāvaṇo vismayaṅgataḥ || śaṅkareṇa purā sārddhaṃ kailāsaḥ tu mayoddhṛtaḥ
रावण हैरान रह गया। वो उसे उठा नहीं पाया। पहले मैंने शंकर के साथ कैलाश पर्वत उठाया था।
Narrator (default framework: Varāha as instructor)
It preserves a widespread mythic motif (Kailāsa and Rāvaṇa) and is valuable for tracing narrative diffusion between Purāṇas and epic literature.
Kailāsa (Mount Kailāsa), a major sacred-geographic reference in Indic literature, commonly associated with the Himalayan region in scholarly discourse.
The passage contrasts capability and hubris, implying limits to power when unaccompanied by proper disposition or authorization.
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