नारद उवाच । कीदृशी तत्कथा मे तां प्रशंस भवता श्रुताम् । कथां यम महाबाहो श्रोतुकामोस्म्यहं च ताम्
nārada uvāca | kīdṛśī tatkathā me tāṃ praśaṃsa bhavatā śrutām | kathāṃ yama mahābāho śrotukāmosmyahaṃ ca tām
那罗陀说道:“你所称赞、亲自听闻的那段故事究竟如何?噎摩啊,臂力无双者,我也渴望聆听那同一则圣事。”
Nārada
Listener: Yama
Scene: Nārada, veena-bearing sage, respectfully questions Yama; a poised, formal dialogue in an āśrama-like setting, signaling the opening of a sacred account.
A sincere seeker approaches a knower with humility and eagerness, initiating the sacred transmission of Mahātmya through dialogue.
Dharmāraṇya is the implied sacred locus; the verse itself is the narrative gateway where the site’s Mahātmya is requested.
None; the emphasis is on śravaṇa (desire to hear) and respectful inquiry.
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