Instruction on the Unity of the Triad
Brahmā-Viṣṇu-Rudra
रुद्र उवाच । विष्णुरेव परं ब्रह्म त्रिभेदमिह पठ्यते । वेदसिद्धान्तमार्गेषु तन्न जानन्ति मोहतः ॥ ७२.४ ॥
rudra uvāca | viṣṇur eva paraṃ brahma tribhedam iha paṭhyate | vedasiddhāntamārgeṣu tan na jānanti mohataḥ || 72.4 ||
Rudra rzekł: "Sam Viṣṇu jest najwyższym Brahmanem; tutaj jest recytowany jako mający trójdzielne rozróżnienie. Jednak przez ułudę ludzie nie rozumieją tej prawdy na ścieżkach ustalonych wniosków Wed."
Rudra
It reflects a Purāṇic strategy of articulating Vedānta-like doctrinal claims (Brahman discourse) through authoritative speakers, presenting theological identity statements within the broader Sanskrit manuscript tradition.
No geographic location is named in this verse; the content is doctrinal and epistemological rather than topographical.
The verse emphasizes intellectual and philosophical clarity: it critiques “delusion” (moha) as an obstacle to understanding what is presented as the Vedic-established conclusion.
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