तदा तेन पुरःस्थेन देवी साभिहिता भृशम् । वाडवं संप्रयच्छैनं सुरशत्रुं सरस्वति
tadā tena puraḥsthena devī sābhihitā bhṛśam | vāḍavaṃ saṃprayacchainaṃ suraśatruṃ sarasvati
Noon, nakatayo sa harap niya, taimtim siyang nagsalita sa Diyosa: “Sarasvatī, ipagkaloob mo sa akin ang Vāḍava na ito—ang kaaway ng mga diyos.”
Samudra (Ocean)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa Kṣetra (Sarasvatī-associated tīrtha memory)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A divine figure stands before Goddess Sarasvatī, earnestly requesting the transfer of the Vāḍava fire—depicted as a fierce, fiery entity—called ‘enemy of the gods.’
Dharma may require containment of destructive power; rightful custodianship protects the worlds.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra, where Sarasvatī and the Ocean interact as part of the site’s sacred mythic geography.
None; the verse concerns a divine transfer (saṃpradāna) of a cosmic force.
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