Praise of the Malayārjuna Sacred Ford and the Mathurā-Yamunā Pilgrimage Cycle
तत्रैवं तु ततो दृष्टः पद्महस्तो दिवाकरः ॥ मासि भाद्रपदे देवी तिग्मतेजा विभावसुः
tatraivaṃ tu tato dṛṣṭaḥ padmahasto divākaraḥ || māsi bhādrapade devī tigmatejā vibhāvasuḥ
แล้วต่อมา ณ ที่นั้น พระทิวากร (สุริยะ) ปรากฏให้เห็นดังนั้น—ทรงถือดอกบัวไว้ในพระหัตถ์ โอ้เทวี ในเดือนภัทรปท พระวิภาวสุผู้มีรัศมีคมกล้าได้ปรากฏ
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It links sacred narrative to calendrical time (Bhādrapada) and iconographic description (lotus-handed Sun), useful for history of ritual calendars and visual culture.
The epiphany is said to occur ‘there’—within the same tīrtha landscape previously described; the verse primarily adds a temporal (month) marker.
It suggests attentive observance of time and place—an ethic of aligning practice with seasonal/cultural rhythms while respecting the sanctity of the site.
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