The Hierarchy of the Trimūrti and the Manifestation of the Goddess Trikalā
तस्याश्चर्याण्यनेकानि विविधानि वरानने । श्रृणु सर्वाणि चार्वङ्गि कथ्यमानं मयाऽनघे ॥ ८९.४ ॥
tasyāścaryāṇy anekāni vividhāni varānane | śṛṇu sarvāṇi cārv-aṅgi kathyamānaṃ mayā 'naghe || 89.4 ||
麗しき面貌の者よ、彼女に関する驚異は多く、さまざまである。美しき肢体の者よ、我が語るところをすべて聞け、咎なき者よ。
Varāha
It functions as a narrative transition typical of Purāṇic discourse, signaling an upcoming catalog of notable accounts and helping structure oral-style transmission.
No specific place-name appears in this verse; it serves as an introduction to descriptions that may later include identifiable sacred or cultural geographies.
The verse primarily conveys a pedagogical instruction—attentive listening to a structured account—rather than a direct ethical rule; it frames knowledge transmission within a respectful teacher–inquirer dialogue.
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