विष्ण्वाराधन-फलम् तथा वर्णधर्माः
Worship of Vishnu through Varṇa-dharma
आराधिताच् च गोविन्दाद् आराधनपरैर् नरैः यत् प्राप्यते फलं श्रोतुं तच् चेच्छामि महामुने
ārādhitāc ca govindād ārādhanaparair naraiḥ yat prāpyate phalaṃ śrotuṃ tac cecchāmi mahāmune
O dakilang pantas, nais kong marinig kung anong bunga ang nakakamit mula kay Govinda ng mga taong lubos na nakatuon sa pagsamba sa Kanya.
Maitreya (addressing Sage Parāśara)
This verse frames Govinda (Vishnu) as the supreme object of worship and asks specifically about the phala—implying that devotion to Vishnu is a central means for attaining the highest good.
Maitreya’s inquiry sets up Parāśara’s teaching method: the disciple asks about outcomes of worship, and the sage responds by defining both the practice (ārādhana) and its results within Vishnu-centered dharma.
By naming Vishnu as Govinda and focusing on worship directed to Him, the verse highlights Vishnu’s supremacy and suggests that spiritual attainment is anchored in devotion to the Lord as the ultimate refuge and ruler of cosmic order.