Shloka 2236
Mahāvasu’s Fall by Speech-Error and Release through Devotion (अज-विवादः वसोः शापः विमोचनं च)
उपतस्थुर्महाराज यथास्य पितरं तथा । महाराज! शुकदेवजीके जन्म लेते ही रहस्य और संग्रहसहित सम्पूर्ण वेद उसी प्रकार उनकी सेवामें उपस्थित हो गये, जैसे वे उनके पिता वेदव्यासकी सेवामें उपस्थित हुए थे
upatasthur mahārāja yathāsya pitaraṃ tathā |
اے مہاراج! جیسے وید اس کے پتا کی خدمت میں حاضر رہتے تھے، ویسے ہی وہ اس کی خدمت میں بھی حاضر ہو گئے۔ مہاراج، شُکدیو کے جنم لیتے ہی، رازدارانہ معانی اور مرتب مجموعوں سمیت پورا وید اسی طرح اس کی خدمت میں آ کھڑا ہوا جیسے پہلے اس کے پتا ویدویاس کی خدمت میں حاضر ہوتا تھا۔
भीष्म उवाच
Educational Q&A
Sacred knowledge and dharma are portrayed as naturally gravitating toward one who is spiritually perfected; Śukadeva’s innate mastery is emphasized by the image of the Vedas themselves ‘attending’ him, just as they did his father Vyāsa—highlighting the ethical ideal of disciplined lineage and realized wisdom.
Bhīṣma addresses the king and states that the Vedas attended upon Śukadeva in the same way they had attended upon his father. Traditional contextual gloss adds that this occurred from Śukadeva’s birth, indicating his extraordinary spiritual status and continuity with Vyāsa’s Vedic authority.