यक्किंचिद् ब्राह्मुणो ब्रूयात् सर्व कुर्यामिति प्रभो । प्रभावशाली पुत्र! ऐसा कहकर वे वहीं अन्तर्धान हो गये। उनके अदृश्य हो जानेपर मैंने अस्पष्ट वाणीमें धीरेसे यह व्रत लिया कि “आजसे कोई ब्राह्मण मुझसे जो कुछ कहेगा
yat kiñcid brāhmaṇo brūyāt sarvaṁ kuryām iti prabho |
风神伐由说道:“主宰啊,凡婆罗门所言,我皆当尽行。”言毕,他当场隐没无踪。待他不可见后,我以含混而低微的声音悄然立下此誓:“自今日起,凡任何婆罗门向我所求,我必圆满成就。”
वायुदेव उवाच
The passage emphasizes the ethical force of a vow (vrata) and the ideal of honoring the words of a brāhmaṇa—understood as a representative of sacred learning and dharma—by committing to fulfill requests without evasion, reflecting discipline, humility, and reliability.
A figure declares, “Whatever a brāhmaṇa says, I will do.” Immediately afterward, the other party disappears (antardhāna). In response to that moment, Vāyu privately takes up a vow: from that day onward he will fully carry out whatever any brāhmaṇa asks of him.