राज्ञ्युवाच । नाहं तवोपदेशं वै कुर्यां मम गुरुर्भवान् । उपातिष्ठ गुरुं राजन्गर्गं मंत्र विदांवरम्
rājñyuvāca | nāhaṃ tavopadeśaṃ vai kuryāṃ mama gururbhavān | upātiṣṭha guruṃ rājangargaṃ maṃtra vidāṃvaram
Disse a rainha: «Não te darei instrução, pois tu és meu esposo e, assim, meu venerável superior. Ó Rei, aproxima-te do guru Garga, o mais eminente entre os conhecedores de mantras».
Queen
Listener: The King
Scene: The queen respectfully refuses to teach and gestures toward the sage Garga; the scene shifts to a hermitage where Garga sits with manuscripts and rudrākṣa, embodying mantra-knowledge.
Mantra should be received through proper adhikāra and guru-lineage; dharmic propriety governs who teaches whom.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the focus is on guru-seeking and correct transmission of mantra.
Seeking a qualified guru (Garga) for mantra-upadeśa is explicitly prescribed.