Eulogy of the Merits (Phalaśruti) of the Dharāṇī–Varāha Dialogue
तन्मे ब्रूहि महाभाग यथातत्त्वं जगत्पते ॥ ब्रह्मोवाच ॥ पुलस्त्यो वक्ष्यते शेषं यदतोऽन्यन्महामुने ॥
tan me brūhi mahābhāga yathātattvaṁ jagatpate || brahmovāca || pulastyo vakṣyate śeṣaṁ yad ato'nyan mahāmune ||
Dize-me isso, ó afortunado, ó Senhor do mundo, exatamente como é na verdade. Disse Brahmā: Pulastya explicará o restante e o que ainda vai além disto, ó grande sábio.
Brahmā (explicit: brahmovāca)
It documents a common Purāṇic technique: delegating exposition to a sage (Pulastya), revealing layered narrator-lineages important for textual history and reception.
No location is specified; the verse concerns the mechanics of explanation and authority rather than geography.
It promotes truthful explanation (yathātattvam) and respect for scholarly lineages through which knowledge is transmitted.
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