सूर्यवर्चेति यक्षेंद्रश्चतुराशीतिकोटिपः । किमर्थं मानुषे लोके भवद्भिर्जन्म कार्यते
sūryavarceti yakṣeṃdraścaturāśītikoṭipaḥ | kimarthaṃ mānuṣe loke bhavadbhirjanma kāryate
“苏利耶瓦尔迦啊,”夜叉之主、统领八十四俱胝者说道,“你们为何要在人的世界受生?”
Śrī Caṇḍikā (narrating; direct speech attributed to Yakṣendra)
Scene: A Yakṣa-king (guardian-like, regal, slightly fierce) addresses Sūryavarcā; behind him an immense host symbolizing ‘eighty-four crores’; the tone is inquisitive, not hostile.
Birth is not random in Purāṇic thought; it is undertaken for a dharmic mission and the unfolding of cosmic order.
None; the verse centers on the purpose of incarnation.
None.