अगस्त्य उवाच । अहं ते वारयिष्यामि वर्धमानं कुलाचलम् । स्वस्थानं गच्छ तस्मात्त्वं सुखीभव दिवाकर
agastya uvāca | ahaṃ te vārayiṣyāmi vardhamānaṃ kulācalam | svasthānaṃ gaccha tasmāttvaṃ sukhībhava divākara
アガスティヤは言った。「増え広がるその祖なる山を、我が抑えよう。ゆえに、ディヴァーカラ(太陽)よ、自らの座へ帰り、安らかであれ。」
Agastya
Listener: Divākara (Sūrya)
Scene: Agastya promises to restrain the ever-growing Vindhya and instructs Divākara (the Sun) to return to his station, reassured and at ease.
A dharmic authority (ṛṣi) preserves cosmic balance by restraining pride and excess, restoring order for the welfare of all.
The verse is within a Tīrthamāhātmya narrative, but this specific line focuses on the Vindhya–Sūrya episode rather than naming a particular tīrtha.
None directly; it is a narrative instruction establishing dharmic order.