Arjuna’s Account of Tapas and the Kirāta Test; Revelation of Maheśvara and the Grant of the Pāśupata-Astra
आर्डटिषेणस्य राजर्षे: प्राप्प भूयस्त्वमाश्रमम्
Ārḍatiṣeṇasya rājarṣeḥ prāpya bhūyas tvam āśramam.
Wika ni Dhanada: “Kapag muli kang nakarating sa ashram ng maharlikang rishi na si Ārḍatiṣeṇa, lumapit ka sa kanya nang panibago.”
धनद उवाच
The verse highlights the dharmic value of seeking counsel from realized sages: returning to a righteous teacher and sacred hermitage signifies humility, perseverance, and trust in spiritual guidance.
Dhanada (Kubera) speaks, directing the listener to go again to the hermitage of the royal sage Ārḍatiṣeṇa—indicating a renewed approach to the sage for instruction, aid, or clarification within the forest narrative.