इत्युक्ते संस्थिते तत्र बर्बरीके महाबले । विजयः शोषणं दाहं प्लावनं कृतवान्यमी
ityukte saṃsthite tatra barbarīke mahābale | vijayaḥ śoṣaṇaṃ dāhaṃ plāvanaṃ kṛtavānyamī
そう告げられると、剛力のバルバリーカはその場に配置されて立った。するとヴィジャヤは、求めに応じて乾かし、焼き、そして水で満たす行を行った。
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) narrating (deduced)
Scene: A powerful warrior (Barbarīka) stands firm while a personified force ‘Vijaya’ demonstrates three elemental operations—parching dryness, consuming fire, and overwhelming flood—around him, without shaking his stance.
Sacred rites often include specific protective operations to stabilize the ritual field and ensure success.
None is specified in this verse; the focus is on procedural ritual acts.
Performing śoṣaṇa (drying), dāha (burning), and plāvana (flooding) as ritual operations for protection/efficacy.