Lineage of Vyāsas, Division of the Veda, and Vāsudeva/Īśāna as the Veda-Known Supreme
ओङ्कारो ब्रह्मणो जातः सर्वदोषविशोधनः / वेदवेद्यो हि भगवान् वासुदेवः सनातनः
oṅkāro brahmaṇo jātaḥ sarvadoṣaviśodhanaḥ / vedavedyo hi bhagavān vāsudevaḥ sanātanaḥ
唵字(Oṁkāra)由梵(Brahman)而生,能净除一切过失。诚然,永恒的薄伽梵主瓦苏戴瓦(Vāsudeva),正是诸吠陀所当证知者。
Narratorial/Scriptural voice within the Purva-bhaga (praise-statement of the Purana’s teaching)
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: adbhuta
It identifies the Supreme as Brahman and as Bhagavān Vāsudeva—eternal and Veda-knowable—implying the ultimate reality is both transcendent (Brahman) and personal as the Lord.
The verse foregrounds Oṁkāra as a purifying mantra; in Kurma Purana-style sādhanā this supports japa/dhyāna on Oṁ and contemplation of the Lord as taught by Vedic revelation.
By grounding the Supreme in Brahman and Vedic authority while naming Vāsudeva, it supports the Purana’s synthetic theology where the one Brahman is approached through sectarian names without denying non-dual unity.