गच्छासुर विमुक्तोऽसि सांप्रतं जीव निर्वृतः । ततः स्वल्पेन कालेन अहमेव तवांतकः
gacchāsura vimukto'si sāṃprataṃ jīva nirvṛtaḥ | tataḥ svalpena kālena ahameva tavāṃtakaḥ
「行け、アスラよ。今はお前を解放しよう。当面は安らかに生きるがよい。しかし、間もなく私が自らお前の最期となるであろう。」
Viṣṇu (Acyuta/Keśava) speaking directly
Scene: Viṣṇu, serene yet stern, gestures in benediction/command toward the fallen asura: ‘Go now, but soon I will end you.’ A subtle personification of Time (shadow, hourglass motif, dark aura) can be hinted behind the scene.
Time and divine law are inescapable—temporary reprieve does not cancel the moral consequence of adharma.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the verse is a moralizing statement within a battle narrative.
None.