Indra's Temptation and the Burning of Kama
या च कोटी सुभा ह्यासीदिन्द्रनीलविभूषिता जाता सा पाटला रम्या भृङ्गराजिविभूषिता
yā ca koṭī subhā hyāsīdindranīlavibhūṣitā jātā sā pāṭalā ramyā bhṛṅgarājivibhūṣitā
ఇంద్రనీల మణితో అలంకృతమైన ఆ శుభ ‘కోటి’ భృంగరాజుల వరుసలతో శోభించే రమ్యమైన ‘పాటలా’గా మారెను.
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Beauty (ramyatā) and auspiciousness (śubhatā) are treated as signs of sanctity; the devotee is guided to recognize holiness through both gem-like radiance and harmonious natural life.
This is tīrtha-māhātmya style material—ancillary to the Purāṇic core topics—best grouped under narrative/lineage description (vamśānucarita) and regional glorification passages.
Sapphire imagery evokes depth, steadiness, and celestial quality; bee-swarms suggest living devotion and continuous ‘humming’ praise—nature itself participating in sacrality.