Mahabharata — Anushasana Parva, Shloka 17
शर्वर्यों दिवसाश्चैव मारीच: कश्यपस्तथा । शुक्रो बृहस्पतिरभौंमो बुधो राहु: शनैश्षर:
śarvaryo divasāś caiva mārīcaḥ kaśyapas tathā | śukro bṛhaspatir abhaumo budho rāhuḥ śanaiścaraḥ ||
毗湿摩说道：“（我还要称念）黑夜与白昼；摩利支之子迦叶；舒克罗（金星）；布里哈斯帕提（木星）；婆乌摩/曼伽罗（火星）；布陀（水星）；罗睺；以及善耐湿遮罗（土星）。”
भीष्म उवाच
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Recollection and reverent naming of cosmic principles (time), rishis (lineage of creation), and grahas (planetary powers) is presented as a dharmic practice that cultivates humility and seeks protection by aligning oneself with the universe’s moral-cosmic order.
Bhīṣma continues a long enumerative litany (nāma-smaraṇa) of revered beings and forces. This verse specifically lists Night, Day, the sage Kaśyapa (son of Mārīci), and several planetary deities (Śukra through Śanaiścara), as part of a broader catalogue invoked for safeguarding and auspiciousness.