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Account of the Origin of the Ancestors (Pitṛs) and the Regulations for Śrāddha Offerings
एकाग्रमनसा सर्वास्तन्मात्रा मनसा बहिः । कृत्वा परमकं ब्रह्म ध्यायन् सर्गेप्सुरुच्छकैः ॥ ३४.२ ॥
ekāgramanasā sarvās tanmātrā manasā bahiḥ | kṛtvā paramakaṃ brahma dhyāyan sargepsur uccakैḥ || 34.2 ||
یکسوئیِ دل کے ساتھ اُس نے تمام تنماتروں کو ذہن سے باہر قائم کیا اور سೃષ્ટی کی آرزو میں بلند حالت پر پرم برہمن کا دھیان کیا۔
Varāha (default attribution based on primary dialogue framework)
It reflects a common Purāṇic synthesis where cosmology is explained through meditative and philosophical vocabulary (e.g., tanmātras, Brahman), showing the integration of contemplative practice with accounts of creation (sarga) in Sanskrit narrative theology.
No geographic location is specified in this verse; the content is primarily cosmological and psychological (mind, subtle elements, meditation).
The verse foregrounds disciplined mental concentration (ekāgratā) and contemplative orientation toward the highest principle (Brahman) as the foundational philosophical practice underlying orderly creation and understanding.
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