Vamana Purana — Rudra's Wrath & Kalarupa, Shloka 47
Rudra’s Wrath at Daksha’s Sacrifice and the Iconography of Kālarūpa through the Zodiac
नवशादूलसंछन्नवसुधायां च सर्वशः नित्यं चरति फुल्लेषु सरसां पुलिनेषु च
navaśādūlasaṃchannavasudhāyāṃ ca sarvaśaḥ nityaṃ carati phulleṣu sarasāṃ pulineṣu ca
नव्या अंकुरांनी सर्वत्र आच्छादित झालेल्या पृथ्वीवर तो नित्य फिरतो—फुललेल्या स्थानी आणि सरोवरांच्या तीरावरील वाळूच्या पुलिनांवरही।
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FAQs
Natural settings (fresh growth, blossoms, watersides) are treated as meaningful indicators; the ethical note is attentiveness to environment—prosperity and auspiciousness are read through harmony with seasons and landscapes.
Ancillary descriptive lore, not a core pancalakṣaṇa item. It exemplifies the Purāṇa’s encyclopedic tendency to embed cosmological/astrological description alongside narrative frameworks.
Fresh shoots and flowering places evoke renewal and fecundity; lake-shores (pulina) suggest liminal zones where life gathers. Symbolically, the rāśi’s ‘roaming’ links energetic beginnings (Meṣa) with verdant, water-adjacent vitality.