Pracetās, Māriṣā, Dakṣa’s Re-manifestation, and the Brahma-parastava; Cyclic Creation and Genealogies
रत्नभूता च कन्येयं वार्क्षेयी वरवर्णिनी भविष्यं जानता पूर्वं मया गोभिर् विवर्धिता
ratnabhūtā ca kanyeyaṃ vārkṣeyī varavarṇinī bhaviṣyaṃ jānatā pūrvaṃ mayā gobhir vivardhitā
Ang dalagang ito—si Vārkṣeyī na napakaganda—ay tila hiyas na nahayag. Yamang batid ko na ang darating, noon pa’y pinalaki ko siya sa pag-aaruga ng mga baka (at sa biyaya ng kanilang gatas).
Sage Parāśara (narrating to Maitreya)
In this verse it signals careful, prosperity-based nurturing—cows representing sustenance, wealth, and dharmic livelihood—suggesting the maiden’s upbringing was intentionally supported to fulfill a forthcoming purpose.
Parāśara frames the event as guided by prior awareness of what would unfold, implying that dynastic and social developments proceed within an intelligible order—ultimately under Vishnu’s regulating sovereignty.
Even within genealogical storytelling, the Purāṇa presents history as moving within Vishnu’s supreme governance—human choices and preparations align with a larger, divinely sustained cosmic order.