काठिन्यं कष्टमस्मिंस्ते वनेभ्यो बहुधा गतम् । कुटिलत्वं नदीभ्यस्ते दुःसेव्यत्वं हिमादपि
kāṭhinyaṃ kaṣṭamasmiṃste vanebhyo bahudhā gatam | kuṭilatvaṃ nadībhyaste duḥsevyatvaṃ himādapi
你的刚硬峻厉,仿佛多次从森林中聚集而来;你的曲折乖僻,取自江河;而你那难以亲近之性,甚至也从雪与冰中得来。
Śiva (addressing Girijā)
Scene: A montage-like metaphor: dark forest density, winding river curves, glittering ice—each ‘donating’ a trait to the goddess’s perceived temperament, while Śiva speaks sternly.
Harshness and inaccessibility obstruct harmony; dharmic life favors softness, straightforwardness, and approachability.
None; the natural elements function as metaphors rather than a tīrtha-mahātmya.
None.