सूर्यरथ-कालचक्र-आयनविभागः, संध्योपासनम्, देवयान-पितृयानम्, विष्णुपद-गङ्गावतरणम्
यावन्मात्रप्रदेशे तु मैत्रेयावस्थितो ध्रुवः क्षयम् आयाति तावत् तु भूमेर् आभूतसंप्लवे
yāvanmātrapradeśe tu maitreyāvasthito dhruvaḥ kṣayam āyāti tāvat tu bhūmer ābhūtasaṃplave
噢,弥勒耶,只要持久不动的德鲁瓦安住于那被度量的区域,大地便同样长久地存续——直至众生溶解之洪涛(bhūta-samplava)、大劫坏灭(Mahāpralaya)降临。
Sage Parāśara
This verse presents Dhruva as a fixed cosmic anchor: as long as he remains established in his ordained station, the Earth’s continuity is maintained until the eventual dissolution (bhūta-saṃplava).
Parāśara links stability to an appointed cosmic order (Dhruva’s station) and sets a clear boundary: the world persists only up to the time of pralaya, when the dissolution of beings overtakes the Earth.
Even when Vishnu is not named in the line, the teaching reflects Vaishnava cosmology: the ordered universe—its supports, measures, and end in pralaya—operates under the Supreme Lord’s governance.