The Greatness of Stutasvāmi: Varāha’s Disclosure of the Bhūtagiri Sacred Landscape and Its Ethical Discipline
ये तु पश्यन्ति मां भूमे मणिपूरगिरौ स्थितम् ॥ स्तुवन्त्याचार्यवन्तश्च मत्प्रसादत्सु संयताः ॥
ye tu paśyanti māṁ bhūme maṇipūragirau sthitam || stuvanty ācāryavantaś ca matprasādatsu saṁyatāḥ
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Varāha (addressing Pṛthivī explicitly: bhūme)
It connects a named landscape feature (Maṇipūra-giri) with practices of seeing (darśana-like framing), praise (stuti), and teacher-mediated tradition, reflecting pilgrimage and lineage-based religious culture in Purāṇic literature.
Maṇipūra-giri is explicitly named; the excerpt does not supply a modern identification.
Practice disciplined conduct (saṁyama) and learn within an ācārya-guided framework while engaging in praise and visitation at the sacred site.
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