Shloka 3
Adhyaya 60 — Surya Worship
तस्य ते वै फलरसं पिबन्तः पुरुषाः सदा ।
स्थिरयौवननिष्पन्नाः स्त्रियश्चोत्पलगन्धिकाः ॥
tasya te vai phalarasaṃ pibantaḥ puruṣāḥ sadā | sthira-yauvana-niṣpannāḥ striyaś cotpala-gandhikāḥ ||
तस्य फलरसस्य नित्यपानात् पुरुषाः स्थिरयौवनसम्पन्ना भवन्ति; स्त्रियश्च पद्मगन्धिन्यः सन्ति।
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FAQs
The passage presents a Puranic motif: environment and sustenance reflect inner merit. Ideal lands yield effortless well-being (stable youth, beauty, fragrance), implying that dharmic or divine proximity is mirrored as harmony in body and nature.
Primarily within 'Vaṃśānucarita' is not in view here; this belongs to Purāṇic 'Bhūgola/Varṇana' (cosmography), often treated as an extension of sarga-pratisarga world-structure description (creation-arrangement of the cosmos).
Fruit-juice sustaining unaging youth symbolizes 'rasa' as refined vitality (ojas). Lotus-fragrance suggests sattva—purity and spiritual luminosity—emanating naturally where the cosmic order is unobstructed.