इत्युक्ता कौशिकी देवी ततेत्याह पितामहम् । निर्गतायां च कौशिक्यां जाता स्वैराश्रिता गुणैः
ityuktā kauśikī devī tatetyāha pitāmaham | nirgatāyāṃ ca kauśikyāṃ jātā svairāśritā guṇaiḥ
یوں مخاطب کیے جانے پر کوشیکی دیوی نے پِتامہ (برہما) سے کہا، “تَتھاستُو۔” اور جب کوشیکی روانہ ہوئی تو ایک اور روپ پیدا ہوا—خودمختار، اپنی ہی صفات میں قائم۔
Narrator (Sūta/Lomaharṣaṇa, per Māheśvarakhaṇḍa convention)
Listener: Purāṇic audience (not explicit)
Scene: Kauśikī Devī, having said ‘tathā’, departs; in her wake a new form arises—self-established in her own qualities—suggesting a luminous splitting/emanation moment.
Devī’s freedom (svaira) and her guṇas operate in service of dharma—her forms arise and depart according to cosmic necessity.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned in this verse.
None; it records assent (“tat”) and the narrative transition after Kauśikī’s departure.