पुनः पप्रच्छ तं विप्रं वसुं स्वस्य पुरोहितम् । मोहिन्युवाच । श्रुतमत्यद्भुतं विप्र पुरुषोत्तमसंभवम् ॥ २ ॥
punaḥ papraccha taṃ vipraṃ vasuṃ svasya purohitam | mohinyuvāca | śrutamatyadbhutaṃ vipra puruṣottamasaṃbhavam || 2 ||
پھر موہنی نے اپنے پُروہت اُس برہمن وسو سے دوبارہ پوچھا: اے وِپر، میں نے پُروشوتم کے ظہور کا نہایت عجیب و غریب بیان سنا ہے۔
Mohini
Vrata: none
Rasa: {"primary_rasa":"adbhuta","secondary_rasa":"bhakti","emotional_journey":"Wonder-filled recollection (‘most wondrous’) leading into inquisitive reverence toward the priestly teacher."}
It marks the opening of a sacred inquiry: Mohinī’s reverent questioning of her purohita frames Puruṣottama (Viṣṇu) as the supreme refuge and signals that the coming narrative is meant to deepen śraddhā (faith) through hearing (śravaṇa).
Bhakti begins with attentive hearing and humble inquiry; Mohinī’s desire to understand Puruṣottama’s “saṃbhava” (manifestation/glory) models śravaṇa and praśna—core devotional practices that lead to clearer remembrance and worship.
While no specific Vedāṅga is taught in this line, it reflects the traditional dharmic method of learning—approaching a qualified purohita/ācārya and asking precise questions (praśna), which is foundational for correct ritual understanding and scriptural interpretation.