Adhyaya 23 — Ashvatara’s Vow for Madalasa and the Bestowal of Musical Science by Sarasvati
तथा त्वयि स्थितं ब्रह्म जगच्चेदमशेषतः ।
ओङ्काराक्षरसंस्थानं यत्तु देवि ! स्थिरास्थिरम् ॥
tathā tvayi sthitaṃ brahma jagac cedaṃ aśeṣataḥ | oṅkārākṣara-saṃsthānaṃ yat tu devi, sthirāsthiram ||
اسی طرح تیرے اندر برہمن قائم ہے اور یہ سارا جگت بھی بےباقی کے ساتھ۔ اور جو کچھ ‘اوم’ کے حرف میں قائم ہے—اے دیوی—چلنے والا اور ساکن، وہ سب بھی تیرے ہی اندر ہے۔
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Om is presented not merely as a sound but as the comprehensive symbol of reality; identifying Devi with Om sacralizes speech, prayer, and mantra as direct participation in the divine ground.
Functions as a theological gloss supporting 'Sarga' (creation) by stating the universal containment in Devi/Om, though not narrating a specific cosmogony.
Oṅkāra as Devi’s ‘saṃsthāna’ implies mantra-yoga: by meditating on Om one approaches the Goddess as the totality of the moving and unmoving cosmos.