Measurements of the Sun’s Chariot, the Wheel of Time, and the Retinues of the Solar Months; Chariots of Soma and the Grahas
अर्यमा पुलहश्चैव रथोजाः पुञ्जिकस्थला / प्रहेतिः कच्छनीरश्च नारदश्चैव माधवे
aryamā pulahaścaiva rathojāḥ puñjikasthalā / prahetiḥ kacchanīraśca nāradaścaiva mādhave
ในเดือนมาธวะ (ไวศาขะ) พึงระลึกบูชา อรยมะ ปุลหะ รโถชา ปุญชิกัสถลา ประเหติ กัจฉนีระ และนารท.
Lord Vishnu (narrating to Garuda, typical Garuda Purana dialogue context)
Concept: Dharma includes honoring time’s sacred structure; remembrance of presiding beings supports right living in seasonal cycles.
Vedantic Theme: Kāla-niyati under Īśvara; multiplicity of devatā as expressions of one cosmic order.
Application: In Vaiśākha, intensify sattvic disciplines—bathing, charity, restraint, sunrise worship—using these names as a monthly saṅkalpa or stotra framework.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: adbhuta
Type: solar chariot retinue (temporal mapping)
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.58 (monthly presiders list continues)
This verse associates Mādhava/Vaiśākha with specific divine and sage figures to be remembered or propitiated as part of time-based dharmic observances.
Aryamā is a well-known deity linked with Pitṛ functions; listing such figures by month supports structured remembrance/ritual timing used in śrāddha and related observances.
If you observe śrāddha or monthly dharmic vows, use Vaiśākha as a time to include remembrance (japa/pujā) of these names alongside one’s regular ancestral offerings and ethical disciplines.