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Description of the Threefold Goddess-Power and Brahmā’s Hymn to Sṛṣṭi
एतास्त्रयोऽपि सिद्ध्यन्ते यो रुद्रं वेत्ति तत्त्वतः । सर्वगेयं वरारोहे एकैव त्रिविधा स्मृता ॥
etās trayo 'pi siddhyante yo rudraṁ vetti tattvataḥ | sarva-geyaṁ varārohe ekaiva trividhā smṛtā ||
जो रुद्र को सच में जानता है, उसके लिए यह तीनों काम करती हैं। यह सब जगह गाया जाता है। वो एक ही है, लेकिन तीन रूप में याद की जाती है।
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It records a doctrinal idiom—unity expressed through triadic forms—common in Purāṇic and broader Sanskrit intellectual traditions, and hints at performative/recitational circulation (geya).
No geographic location is specified; sarva-geyaṁ indicates broad circulation rather than a place.
It encourages pursuit of tattva (principled understanding) and cautions against reducing complex traditions to a single exclusive label.
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