Adhyaya 23 — The Brahmin and His Wife
तथा नान्यस्य भूर्लोके पाताले चापि पन्नग ।
प्रणेता रौ भवन्तौ च सर्वस्यास्य भविष्यतः ।
पाताले देवलोके च भूर्लोके चैव पन्नगौ ॥
tathā nānyasya bhūrloke pātāle cāpi pannaga / praṇetārau bhavantau ca sarvasyāsya bhaviṣyataḥ / pātāle devaloke ca bhūrloke caiva pannagau
“而将再无他者,无论在大地之上,抑或在地下界中,哦,那伽。未来之时,你们二位将成为这一切的宣弘者——在钵多罗(Pātāla)、在诸天之界,以及在大地之上亦然,哦,诸那伽。”
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Legitimate teaching is tied to authorization and responsibility: being made ‘praṇetā’ implies safeguarding integrity of knowledge across communities and times.
Not a pancalakṣaṇa core; it is a mythic charter explaining the provenance and custodianship of a śāstra.
The three realms (earth, heaven, netherworld) indicate universality of nāda: rhythmic order is a cosmic principle, not limited to human society.