Shloka 62
Adhyaya 82 — The Rise of Mahishasura and the Manifestation of the Goddess from the Gods’ Tejas
विच्छिन्नजङ्घास्त्वपरे पेतुरुर्व्यां महासुराः ।
एकबाह्वक्षिचरणाः केचिद्देव्याः द्विधा कृताः ॥
vicchinnajaṅghās tv apare petur urvyāṃ mahāsurāḥ | ekabāhv-akṣicaraṇāḥ kecid devyā dvidhā kṛtāḥ ||
اور کچھ کی پنڈلیاں کٹ گئیں تو وہ زمین پر گر پڑے—وہ عظیم اسور؛ اور کچھ، جن کے پاس ایک بازو، ایک آنکھ اور ایک ٹانگ ہی باقی تھی، دیوی نے انہیں دو ٹکڑے کر دیا۔
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FAQs
Even when reduced and weakened, the asuric tendency persists; the narrative insists that partial reform is not enough—root causes must be decisively removed.
Ākhyāna within the Devī cycle; it supports dharma teaching via exemplification rather than via cosmological lists.
The ‘one-eyed/one-limbed’ state can symbolize fragmented awareness—partial perception and crippled agency—still dangerous until fully transcended.