ततो मयाऽखिला भूमिस्तद्वरार्थं विलोकिता । न तदर्थं वरो लब्धः सर्वैः समुचितो गुणैः
tato mayā'khilā bhūmistadvarārthaṃ vilokitā | na tadarthaṃ varo labdhaḥ sarvaiḥ samucito guṇaiḥ
پھر میں نے ایسے دولہا کی تلاش میں ساری زمین کا جائزہ لیا؛ مگر اس مقصد کے لائق، تمام ضروری اوصاف سے آراستہ کوئی مرد مجھے نہ ملا۔
Garuḍa
Scene: A dignified seeker (often a brāhmaṇa/elder figure in narrative context) surveying the vast earth—cities, forests, rivers—yet returning unsatisfied, holding a mental image of the ‘ideal’ endowed with all virtues.
True worth is measured by virtues; dharmic choices require discernment rather than mere availability or worldly status.
No specific tīrtha is named in this verse; it is part of the narrative journey motif.
None.