तस्मिञ्जाते महाविष्णावदित्या चासुरान्तके । गुप्तया विवरद्वारे भयाद्दानवसंभवात्
tasmiñjāte mahāviṣṇāvadityā cāsurāntake | guptayā vivaradvāre bhayāddānavasaṃbhavāt
នៅពេលព្រះវិṣṇុដ៏មហិមា—ព្រះបុត្ររបស់អទិតី អ្នកបំផ្លាញអសុរ—បានប្រសូត្រ អទិតីដោយសារភ័យខ្លាចចំពោះសត្រូវកើតពីដានវៈ បានលាក់ព្រះអង្គនៅច្រកចូលរន្ធបែកមួយ (ច្រកលាក់លៀម)។
Pulastya (to a king, addressed as rājan)
Tirtha: Vivara-dvāra (Cleft-Entrance) associated with Vāmana/Trivikrama’s concealment (contextual)
Type: cave
Listener: King
Scene: Aditi, anxious yet resolute, holds the radiant infant (Mahāviṣṇu as her son) and hides him near a rocky cleft-entrance; shadows of Dānava threat suggested beyond the threshold.
Divine descents (avatāras) unfold within sacred landscapes, and even apparent concealment serves dharma by protecting the divine purpose.
A sacred cleft/entrance and its surrounding tīrtha context in Arbuda-khaṇḍa, tied to Viṣṇu’s birth narrative (leading into the nirjhara-tīrtha in the next verse).
No direct ritual is prescribed in this verse; it sets the narrative basis for the tīrtha’s later sanctity.