Shloka 72
Atithi-satkāra and the Consolation of Wise Counsel (अतिथिसत्कारः प्रज्ञानवचनस्य च पराश्वासनम्)
यास्को मामृषिरव्यग्रो नैकयज्ञेषु गीतवान् | शिपिविष्ट इति हास्माद् गुह्नामधरो हाहम्
yāsko mām ṛṣir avyagro naikayajñeṣu gītavān | śipiviṣṭa iti hāsmād guhyānām adharo hy aham ||
圣贤耶斯迦（Yāska）心无散乱，在多次祭祀中以“Śipiviṣṭa（室毗毗湿多）”之名歌咏赞颂我的威德。故我承持此一秘名；在诸隐秘名号之中，我为最上。
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Educational Q&A
Sacred authority and ethical legitimacy are reinforced through the testimony of composed sages and ritual contexts: a divine epithet gains weight when it is repeatedly affirmed in yajñas by a steady-minded ṛṣi, indicating that names can carry layered, even esoteric, significance.
A divine speaker refers to being praised by the sage Yāska across many sacrifices under the epithet “Śipiviṣṭa,” and on that basis claims or explains the bearing of this ‘secret name,’ presenting it as preeminent among hidden designations.