The Greatness of Stutasvāmi: Varāha’s Disclosure of the Bhūtagiri Sacred Landscape and Its Ethical Discipline
तत्राश्चर्यं महाभागे शृणु भूतगिरौ मम ॥ आयसी प्रतिमा तत्र ह्यभेद्या चैव दृश्यते ॥
tatrāścaryaṁ mahābhāge śṛṇu bhūtagirau mama || āyasī pratimā tatra hy abhedyā caiva dṛśyate
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Varāha (default instructor voice in Varāha–Pṛthivī dialogue framework)
It preserves a Purāṇic memory of a localized sacred site (giri) and a noteworthy cult-object (pratimā), valuable for studying regional pilgrimage traditions and material descriptions in Sanskrit sources.
Bhūta-giri is explicitly named; the excerpt does not provide a modern scholarly identification, but it functions as a site-marker within the chapter’s tīrtha narrative.
The verse is primarily descriptive rather than ethical, emphasizing attentive listening and the significance of a sacred place-object.
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