Hymn to Varāha and Pṛthivī’s Inquiry
Prelude to the Sanatkumāra Dialogue
कला काष्ठापि षण्मासाः षड्रसाश्चापि संयमः॥ सरितः सागराश्च त्वं पर्वताश्च महोरगाः
kalā kāṣṭhāpi ṣaṇmāsāḥ ṣaḍ-rasāś cāpi saṃyamaḥ || saritaḥ sāgarāś ca tvaṃ parvatāś ca mahoragāḥ
កលា និងកាស្ឋា ហើយក៏មានឆណ្មាស (កន្លះឆ្នាំ); រសទាំងប្រាំមួយ និងសំយមៈ គឺការអត់ធ្មត់/សម្របសម្រួលចិត្តផងដែរ។ ព្រះអង្គជាទន្លេ និងសមុទ្រ; ហើយព្រះអង្គជាភ្នំ និងមហានាគ (ពស់ធំ)។
Pṛthivī (default dialogue framework; address to Varāha/Viṣṇu)
The verse combines natural geography (rivers, oceans, mountains) with cultural-ethical vocabulary (saṃyama), illustrating how Purāṇic texts integrate environmental features into a broader cosmological and normative worldview.
No single named site is specified here; instead, broad categories (rivers, oceans, mountains) are invoked as part of a universalized sacred geography.
The explicit ethical term is saṃyama (restraint/self-regulation), presented as part of the ordered cosmos and thus culturally valorized.
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