जठरान्निर्गते शुक्रे देवोपि मुमुदेतराम् । भ्रमञ्छ्रेयोभवद्यन्मे न मृतो जठरे द्विजः
jaṭharānnirgate śukre devopi mumudetarām | bhramañchreyobhavadyanme na mṛto jaṭhare dvijaḥ
जठरान्निर्गते शुक्रे देवोऽपि मुमुदेऽतितराम् । ‘भद्रं मे जातम्—न मृतो जठरे द्विजः’ इति चिन्तयन् ॥
Narrator (within Kāśīkhaṇḍa; likely Skanda to Agastya)
Scene: Śukra emerges from the belly; the deity rejoices, expressing relief that the dvija did not perish within.
Divine guardianship preserves dharma-bearers; even in peril, auspiciousness prevails by higher will.
Indirectly Kāśī’s sacred narrative setting is maintained; the verse itself is part of the Kāśī-kathā rather than a separate tīrtha description.
None—this verse is narrative, emphasizing protection and auspicious outcome.