Kriyā-yoga, the Virāṭ-Puruṣa Mapping, and the Sun-God’s Monthly Expansions
अर्यमा पुलहोऽथौजा: प्रहेति: पुञ्जिकस्थली । नारद: कच्छनीरश्च नयन्त्येते स्म माधवम् ॥ ३४ ॥
aryamā pulaho ’thaujāḥ prahetiḥ puñjikasthalī nāradaḥ kacchanīraś ca nayanty ete sma mādhavam
阿利耶摩为日神,普罗诃为圣仙,阿偷迦为夜叉,普罗诃提为罗刹,蓬吉迦斯塔梨为天女,那罗陀为乾闼婆,迦叉尼罗为龙族——他们共同主宰玛达婆月。
They are exalted divine personalities—an Āditya (Aryamā), a great sage (Pulaha), and the foremost bhakti-teacher (Nārada)—listed here among those who guide Mādhava in this section’s enumeration of cosmic/divine associates.
Mādhava is a name of the Supreme Lord (Viṣṇu/Kṛṣṇa), indicating His divine nature and lordship; in this verse it refers to the Lord being guided/led onward by the mentioned beings.
It highlights that spiritual progress is supported by saintly guidance—seeking instruction from genuine devotees and teachers (in the mood of Nārada) helps one move steadily toward the Lord.