Shloka 206
Go-mahātmyam: Pavitrāṇāṃ Pavitraṃ
Cows and Ghee as Supreme Purifiers
ललाटप्रभवेणाक्ष्णा रोहिणीं प्रदहन्निव । एक दिन भगवान् शंकर पृथ्वीपर खड़े थे। उसी समय सुरभिके एक बछड़ेके मुँहसे फेन निकलकर उनके मस्तकपर गिर पड़ा। इससे वे कुपित हो उठे और अपने ललाटजनित नेत्रसे
lalāṭaprabhaveṇākṣṇā rohiṇīṃ pradahann iva | ekaṃ dinaṃ bhagavān śaṅkaraḥ pṛthivyāṃ khagaḍe tiṣṭhan āsīt | tasminn eva kāle surabheḥ ekasya vatsasya mukhāt phenaḥ niṣkramya tasya mastake papāta | tena sa kupito ’bhavat, sva-lalāṭa-janitena netreṇa rohiṇīṃ pradahann iva tām avalokitum ārabdhaḥ |
毗湿摩说道：“以额间所生之眼，仿佛要将罗希尼焚为灰烬一般，吉祥的主宰商羯罗（Śaṅkara）曾一日立于大地之上。就在那时，苏罗毗之犊口中涌出泡沫，落在他的头顶。主宰因此震怒，遂以额生之眼凝视于她，宛若要以烈火吞噬她。”
भीष्म उवाच
Educational Q&A
The episode functions as a cautionary exemplum about the destructive potential of anger and the ethical necessity of restraint, especially when one possesses great power; even a seemingly small provocation can lead to disproportionate harm if not governed by dharma.
Śiva is standing on earth when foam from Surabhi’s calf falls on his head; he becomes angry and looks toward Rohiṇī with his forehead-born eye as if he would burn her, setting up a moralized account of divine wrath and its consequences.