Srishti Khanda Adhyaya 44 Shloka 35 - Padma Purana | Urdu | Vedapath

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Shloka 35

Umā’s Austerity, Kauśikī’s Manifestation, and Skanda’s Birth Leading to Tāraka’s Defeat

Devanagari script

एवमस्त्विति देवेशीं वीरकोवाच सांप्रतम् । मातुराज्ञामृताहार प्लावितांगो गतज्वरः

Transliteration

evamastviti deveśīṃ vīrakovāca sāṃpratam | māturājñāmṛtāhāra plāvitāṃgo gatajvaraḥ

Translation

اسی وقت ویرک نے دیویہ کو کہا، “یوں ہی ہو۔” ماں کے حکم سے ملے امرت جیسے غذائی رس سے سیراب ہو کر اس کا بدن تازگی سے بھر گیا اور اس کا بخار اتر گیا۔

Word by Word

एवम्thus

अस्तुlet it be

इतिthus (saying)

देवेशीम्to the goddess (Devī, ‘queen of gods’)

वीरकःVīraka

उवाचsaid

साम्प्रतम्now, at that time

मातुःof (his) mother

आज्ञाcommand, order

अमृताहारःhaving nectar-like food / fed with ambrosia

प्लाविताङ्गःwhose limbs were bathed/washed

गतज्वरःwhose fever had gone

Speaker

Vīraka

Philosophical Teaching

Concept: Obedience to a righteous maternal/guardian command and receiving sanctioned nourishment restores order and health; proper authority, when benevolent, becomes a channel of grace.

Application: Respect wise guidance; follow prescribed remedies and disciplines promptly; recognize that care given with dharmic intent can be transformative.

Verse Rasa

Primary Rasa: adbhuta

Secondary Rasa: shanta

Visual Art Cues

Visual Art Cues: {"scene_description":"Vīraka stands before a radiant divine lady, palms joined, accepting her assent with calm resolve. A subtle aura of ‘amṛta’ seems to wash over him—his skin brightens, posture straightens, and the fever’s shadow lifts like mist at sunrise.","primary_figures":["Vīraka","Deveśī (divine lady/goddess)"],"setting":"a sanctified chamber or grove with a low altar, vessels of nectar-like food, and garlands; attendants at a respectful distance","lighting_mood":"divine radiance","color_palette":["honey gold","pearl white","vermillion","turquoise","night-sky blue"],"tanjore_prompt":"Tanjore painting style: Vīraka in añjali before a jeweled, haloed goddess; gold leaf radiance emanating as amṛta-like blessing, ornate vessels and garlands, rich reds/greens, gem-studded ornaments, symmetrical devotional composition.","pahari_prompt":"Pahari miniature style: tender healing moment—goddess seated gracefully, Vīraka standing with softened expression; delicate lines, cool blues and greens, a faint luminous wash around his body indicating fever’s departure, refined courtly-natural setting.","kerala_mural_prompt":"Kerala mural style: goddess with large expressive eyes and bold outlines, Vīraka rejuvenated; warm red-yellow-green palette, stylized aura bands showing ‘amṛta’ flow, temple-wall aesthetic with rhythmic ornamentation.","pichwai_prompt":"Pichwai cloth painting style: central blessing scene framed by lotus creepers and floral borders; deep blue ground with gold highlights, small conch and lamp motifs, peacocks at edges; the ‘amṛta’ depicted as white-gold flowing ribbons."}

Audio Atmosphere

Audio Atmosphere: {"recitation_mood":"devotional","suggested_raga":"Bhairavi","pace":"moderate-narrative","voice_tone":"reverent-soft","sound_elements":["soft conch shell","temple bells","gentle hand-drum","whisper of leaves"]}

Sandhi Resolution Notes

Sandhi Resolution Notes: एवमस्त्विति = एवम् + अस्तु + इति; वीरकोवाच = वीरकः + उवाच; मातुराज्ञामृताहार = मातुः + आज्ञा + अमृताहारः (पाठे समास/सन्धि-समुच्चय); प्लावितांगो = प्लाविताङ्गः.

Characters & Entities

Vīraka

Deveśī (divine lady)

Mother (mātṛ)

FAQs

What is the central idea of this verse?

It highlights assent (“So be it”) followed by restoration: through a mother-sanctioned, nectar-like nourishment, Vīraka’s body is revitalized and his fever subsides.

Who is speaking and to whom?

Vīraka is speaking, addressing the “deveśī,” a divine lady mentioned in the verse.

What ethical lesson can be drawn from the phrase “mātur ājñā” (mother’s command)?

It underscores respect for a mother’s guidance/permission and suggests that rightful, caring instruction can lead to well-being and recovery.