अथ यौवनभारेण जृंभमाणेन नित्यशः । बभूव हृदयं तस्याः कंदपर्परिकंपितम्
atha yauvanabhāreṇa jṛṃbhamāṇena nityaśaḥ | babhūva hṛdayaṃ tasyāḥ kaṃdaparparikaṃpitam
پھر جب جوانی کا بوجھ روز بروز بڑھتا گیا تو اس کا دل کام دیو کی ہیجان انگیزی سے لرزنے لگا۔
Narrator (context not specified in snippet; likely Purāṇic narrator such as Sūta)
Scene: A young woman in a private chamber, subtly trembling, eyes half-lowered; Kāma’s unseen presence suggested by a faint floral breeze and a quivering lotus in her hand; the heart’s agitation conveyed through rippling water or vibrating lamp-flame.
Unchecked desire can disturb the heart; dharma calls for vigilance and disciplined guidance of the mind.
No tīrtha is mentioned in this verse.
None; it describes an internal moral-psychological shift.