लज्जाजडः स्मितं चक्रे ततः पार्थ स वै हरः । ततो विशिष्टा ब्रुवति शीघ्रं कालोऽतिवर्तते
lajjājaḍaḥ smitaṃ cakre tataḥ pārtha sa vai haraḥ | tato viśiṣṭā bruvati śīghraṃ kālo'tivartate
اے پارتھ! پھر حَر (شیو) حیا سے ساکت ہو کر بس ہلکی سی مسکراہٹ مسکرایا۔ تب ایک معزز خاتون بولی، “جلدی کرو—وقت گزرتا جا رہا ہے۔”
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) narrates; the direct speech is by a “viśiṣṭā” lady (contextual elder/attendant)
Scene: Śiva, momentarily bashful, offers only a gentle smile; a noble lady steps forward, gesturing that the auspicious time is slipping away.
Śiva’s humility and restraint are celebrated; dharmic rites also value timely, orderly completion.
No tīrtha is mentioned; it is an interpersonal moment within the divine wedding narrative.
An implicit emphasis on kāla (proper timing) in completing ritual proceedings.