The Saptarishis Seek Uma for Shiva: Himavan Grants the Marriage
कमण्डलुव्यग्रकरो भस्मारुणितविग्रहः प्रत्याश्रमं पर्यटन् स तं काल्याश्रममागतः
kamaṇḍaluvyagrakaro bhasmāruṇitavigrahaḥ pratyāśramaṃ paryaṭan sa taṃ kālyāśramamāgataḥ
他一手专注执持水罐(kamaṇḍalu),身躯为灰所涂而微呈赤色;游行于诸隐修院之间,遂来到那迦梨的道场。
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The verse emphasizes disciplined movement and ascetic simplicity—Vāmana’s approach is non-coercive and dhārmic, suggesting that righteous aims can be pursued through humility, restraint, and proper social-religious codes.
Vamśānucarita/Carita: it continues the avatāra narrative by detailing the embodied conduct and itinerary of the deity in the episode.
Ash (bhasma) and the kamaṇḍalu are classic ascetic symbols; their inclusion in a Vishnu-avatāra scene reflects the Purāṇa’s non-sectarian texture—Vishnu’s līlā comfortably adopts markers commonly associated with Śaiva/āśramic asceticism.