Shloka 34
नारद–हिमालयसंवादवर्णनम्
Nārada and Himālaya: Discourse on Pārvatī’s Signs and Destiny
ब्रह्मोवाच । इति तस्य वचः श्रुत्वा देवर्षे तव नारद । उवाच हिमवान्वाक्यं मुने त्वाम्वाग्विशारदः
brahmovāca | iti tasya vacaḥ śrutvā devarṣe tava nārada | uvāca himavānvākyaṃ mune tvāmvāgviśāradaḥ
برہما نے کہا—اے دیورشی نارَد! اس کے کلمات سن کر، گفتار میں ماہر ہِماوان نے، اے مُنی، تم سے مناسب جواب کے ساتھ خطاب کیا۔
Brahma
FAQs
It highlights the Purāṇic method of transmitting Shaiva truth through a sacred lineage of speakers—Brahmā to Nārada—showing that right understanding arises from attentive hearing (śravaṇa) and well-spoken guidance.
Though the verse is a narrative transition, it prepares the listener for teachings that typically culminate in Saguna Shiva devotion—approaching Śiva through reverent listening and receiving instruction from qualified elders, which supports Linga-centered worship and bhakti.
The implied practice is śravaṇa and manana—listening to Shiva-kathā and reflecting on it; as a practical Shaiva takeaway, one may pair such listening with japa of the Pañcākṣarī (“Om Namaḥ Śivāya”) to internalize the teaching.