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Discrimination of the Three Bodies and the Dharaṇī Vow: A Manual for Dvādaśī Observance
तैरेकसप्ततियुगं भवेन्मन्वन्तरं मुने । चतुर्दशाहो ब्राह्मस्तु तावती रात्रिरिष्यते ॥ ३९.६३ ॥
tairekasaptatiyugaṃ bhaven manvantaraṃ mune | caturdaśāho brāhmas tu tāvatī rātrir iṣyate || 39.63 ||
ตามการนับนั้น โอ้ฤๅษี หนึ่งมันวันตระมีเจ็ดสิบเอ็ดยุค วันของพระพรหมประกอบด้วยสิบสี่ (มันวันตระ) และราตรีที่ยาวเท่ากันก็ยอมรับกัน
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It exemplifies Purāṇic scholastic interest in systematic chronology, presenting standardized measures (yuga, manvantara, Brahmā’s day/night) used across classical Sanskrit cosmological literature.
No geographic location is named in this verse; the content is cosmological and concerned with temporal measurement rather than sacred geography.
The verse does not present a direct ethical injunction; its philosophical function is descriptive—articulating an ordered framework for understanding cosmic time.
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