Instruction on the Unity of the Triad
Brahmā-Viṣṇu-Rudra
विषप्रवेशने धातुस्तत्र श्नु प्रत्ययादनु । विष्णुर्यः सर्वदेवेषु परमात्मा सनातनः ॥ ७२.५ ॥
viṣapraveśane dhātus tatra śnu pratyayād anu | viṣṇur yaḥ sarvadeveṣu paramātmā sanātanaḥ || 72.5 ||
Korzeń werbalny jest rozumiany w znaczeniu 'wchodzenia/przenikania' (praveśana); tam, po przyrostku *śnu*. Ten, który jest Viṣṇu, przenikający wszystkich bogów, jest najwyższą Jaźnią (Paramātman), wiecznym.
Varāha
It reflects a Purāṇic practice of explaining divine names through Sanskrit derivational grammar (dhātu + pratyaya), showing how theological ideas were articulated using the tools of classical linguistics.
No geographic location is specified in this verse; the focus is lexical/etymological rather than topographical.
Rather than an explicit ethical rule, the verse conveys a philosophical characterization: the ‘pervading’ principle (Viṣṇu) is described as the eternal supreme Self present among all deities, emphasizing unity and pervasiveness as a key conceptual theme.
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