सोमचक्रः, ग्रह-रथाः, ध्रुवबन्धनं, शिशुमारसंनिवेशः, विष्णु-सर्वात्मकता
Moon, Planets, Dhruva-Tethering, Śiśumāra, and Vishnu as All
एते मया ग्रहाणां वै तवाख्याता रथा नव सर्वे ध्रुवे महाभाग प्रबद्धा वायुरश्मिभिः
ete mayā grahāṇāṃ vai tavākhyātā rathā nava sarve dhruve mahābhāga prabaddhā vāyuraśmibhiḥ
かくして、惑星の九つの車を汝に説き明かした。高貴なる者よ、それらは皆、風の光条によって堅く縛られ、ドゥルヴァに結び付けられている。
Sage Parāśara (speaking to Maitreya)
In this verse Dhruva functions as the stable cosmic pivot: planetary chariots are described as bound to Dhruva, symbolizing an ordered universe anchored around an unwavering axis.
Parāśara presents the nine planetary ‘chariots’ as being tethered by “vāyu-raśmi” (wind-like rays/cords), conveying that motion occurs through an unseen binding force within a structured cosmic system.
Though Vishnu is not named in this single verse, the described harmony—planets moving yet bound to an axis—reflects the Purāṇic vision of a universe governed by a supreme, sustaining sovereignty (Vishnu as the ultimate ground of order).