अमर्षे कर्षति मनो मनोभू संभवः कुतः । विधुंतुदे तुदत्युच्चैर्विधुं कुत्रास्ति कौमुदी
amarṣe karṣati mano manobhū saṃbhavaḥ kutaḥ | vidhuṃtude tudatyuccairvidhuṃ kutrāsti kaumudī
焦りと怨みが心を引きずり回すとき、いかでか愛神が健やかに生じようか。月が「月の打撃」という患いに激しく打たれるなら、月光のやすらぎの美はどこに留まろう。
Skanda (continuing narration; aphoristic teaching)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A heart/mind depicted as a chariot being dragged by ‘Amarṣa’; Kāma stands unable to arise; above, the moon is struck by an affliction, and its moonlight fades over the Ganga.
Resentment destabilizes the mind and destroys the conditions for harmony; peace is as fragile as moonlight before affliction.
No specific tīrtha is named; the verse is a moral reflection within the Kāśī Khaṇḍa’s teaching flow.
None; it is contemplative instruction encouraging the removal of amarṣa (resentment) for inner clarity.