Adhyaya 86 — Dhumralocana’s Mission and His Ashing by the Goddess; Shumbha Sends Chanda and Munda
ततो धुतसटः कोपात्कृत्वा नादं सुभैरवम् ।
पपातासुरसेनायां सिंहः देव्याः स्ववाहनः ॥
tato dhutasaṭaḥ kopāt kṛtvā nādaṃ subhairavam /
papātāsurasenāyāṃ siṃho devyāḥ svavāhanaḥ
随后,狮子——即女神德维的坐骑——怒摇鬃毛,发出极其可怖的咆哮,纵身扑向阿修罗军阵。
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The lion symbolizes fearless dharmic power that supports the Goddess’s mission. Inner courage (siṃha-bhāva) is portrayed as an active ally of righteousness.
Part of the Devi-ākhyāna (episode) within the Purāṇa; not a cosmological or dynastic enumeration.
The roaring lion represents awakened prāṇa and will-power that scatters tamas (inertia/fear) in the ‘army’ of negative tendencies.