कृतार्थोऽहं हि संजात इत्युक्त्वा प्रणतिं गतः । गच्छ देवोमयासार्द्धं कैलासशिखरं वरम्
kṛtārtho'haṃ hi saṃjāta ityuktvā praṇatiṃ gataḥ | gaccha devomayāsārddhaṃ kailāsaśikharaṃ varam
कृतार्थोऽहं हि संजात इत्युक्त्वा प्रणतिं गतः। गच्छ देवोमयासार्द्धं कैलासशिखरं वरम्॥
Narrator with embedded direct speech (contextual)
Tirtha: Kailāsa
Type: peak
Scene: Andhaka bows, declaring fulfillment; Śiva invites him to journey together to the splendid summit of Kailāsa—snowy peak, divine retinue, and a sense of otherworldly ascent.
Boons often lead to a sense of ‘achievement’; the verse also models formal reverence (praṇati) within divine encounters.
Kailāsa is referenced as a supreme divine mountain (mythic sacred geography), though it is not a Revā tīrtha per se.
None; only praṇati (obeisance) is described as an act of reverence.
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