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Description of the Universal Peace-Recitation and the Madhuparka Rite
मन्त्रः— योऽसौ भवान्नाभिमात्रप्रसूतो यज्ञैश्च मन्त्रैः सरहस्यजप्यैः ।। सोऽयं मया ते परिकल्पितश्च गृहाण दिव्यो मधुपर्क्कनामाः ॥
mantraḥ— yo'sau bhavān nābhi-mātra-prasūto yajñaiś ca mantraiḥ sa-rahasya-japyaiḥ || so'yaṁ mayā te parikalpitaś ca gṛhāṇa divyo madhuparkka-nāmāḥ ||
यह मंत्र है, ब्रह्मा जी, आप नाभ से पैदा हुए, यज्ञ और मंत्र से पूज जाते हैं। मैं यह भोग आपके लिए तैयार किया है। इसे मधुपर्क कहते हैं, आप इस्से स्वीकार करो।
Varāha (default dialogue framework; mantra instruction)
It combines cosmological imagery (navel-birth) with ritual action (offering), showing how Purāṇic texts embed mythic motifs within liturgical language.
No geographic location is identified in this verse.
It emphasizes properly prepared offering and disciplined recitation (including ‘rahasya’ components), highlighting careful stewardship of transmitted ritual knowledge.
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