The Caturmasya Observances and the Rite of Vishnu’s Sleep (Aśūnya-Śayana) and Shiva’s Monthly Vows
चतुर्दश्यां ततो यक्षाः स्वपन्ति सुखशीतले सौवर्णपङ्कजकृते सुखास्तीर्णोपधानके
caturdaśyāṃ tato yakṣāḥ svapanti sukhaśītale sauvarṇapaṅkajakṛte sukhāstīrṇopadhānake
随后,在恰图尔达湿(第十四月日)之时,夜叉众安睡于清凉安适之处,卧具与枕席铺设周整,并饰以金莲纹样。
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Sacred time is portrayed as structuring not only human practice but the ordered life of various cosmic beings. Comfort and prosperity motifs are legitimate when situated within dharmic rhythm rather than indulgence.
Again, this is primarily ācāra/vrata material (dharma instruction), peripheral to the strict pañcalakṣaṇa narrative categories.
The lotus (paṅkaja) symbolizes purity and auspicious unfolding; ‘golden lotus’ adds the register of prosperity and divine splendor. The Yakṣas—often linked with wealth—are thus depicted in imagery consistent with their symbolic domain.