ततोऽहं त्वरया गत्वा तन्मुखे मनुजेश्वर । सुश्रान्तो विगतज्ञानः परं निर्वेदमागतः
tato'haṃ tvarayā gatvā tanmukhe manujeśvara | suśrānto vigatajñānaḥ paraṃ nirvedamāgataḥ
それから私は急いでその口もとへ向かった、人々の主よ。すっかり疲れ果て、知覚も乱れ、世に対する深い厭離と絶望に沈んだ。
A narrator-sage addressing a king
Type: cave
Listener: Manuṣa-īśvara / ‘lord of men’ addressed (interlocutor)
Scene: The devotee, drained and dazed, reaches the fish’s mouth—an immense, protective threshold—his face showing collapse of worldly desire and the dawning of renunciation.
Extreme crisis can mature into vairāgya, pushing the soul toward surrender and higher seeking.
No specific site is mentioned in this verse.
None.