सत्यलोकाधिनाथस्य चतुरास्यस्य वेधसः । इत्यानंदात्समुद्भूतो वाष्पपूरो महेशितुः
satyalokādhināthasya caturāsyasya vedhasaḥ | ityānaṃdātsamudbhūto vāṣpapūro maheśituḥ
Vì thế, từ niềm hỷ lạc, một dòng lệ trào dâng nơi Đại Chúa—khi Ngài nhìn thấy Đấng Tạo Hóa bốn mặt, chúa tể cõi Satyaloka.
Skanda (continuing explanation)
Listener: Agastya
Scene: Mahādeva, even as a child-form implied by surrounding verses, beholds four-faced Brahmā, ruler of Satyaloka; from joy, tears stream like a luminous flood.
Divine emotion is portrayed as blissful compassion and wonder; tears here signify ānanda (spiritual fullness), not weakness.
No tīrtha is named; the verse is cosmological within the Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrative.
None.