摩诃婆罗多 · 7.57.53–54
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अचिन्त्यायाम्बिकाभर्त्रे सर्वदेवस्तुताय च ॥
वृषध्वजाय पिङ्गाय जटिने ब्रह्मचारिणे ॥
तप्यमानाय सलिले ब्रह्मण्यायाजिताय च ॥
विश्वात्मने विश्वसृजे विश्वम् आवृत्य तिष्ठते ॥
转写 (IAST)
acintyāyāmbikābhartre sarvadevastutāya ca ||
vṛṣadhvajāya piṅgāya jaṭine brahmacāriṇe ||
tapyamānāya salile brahmaṇyāyājitāya ca ||
viśvātmane viśvasṛje viśvam āvṛtya tiṣṭhate ||
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अचिन्त्याय अम्बिकाभर्त्रेacintyāya ambikābhartreto the inconceivable one, the husband of Ambika; to the inconceivable one, the husband of Ambika
सर्वदेवस्तुताय चsarvadevastutāya caand to him who is praised by all the gods; praised by all the gods
वृषध्वजाय पिङ्गायvṛṣadhvajāya piṅgāyato the bull-bannered one, the ruddy one; to the bull-bannered one, the ruddy one
जटिने ब्रह्मचारिणेjaṭine brahmacāriṇeto the matted-haired one, the celibate one; to the matted-haired one, the celibate one
तप्यमानाय सलिलेtapyamānāya salileto him who performs austerity in the water; to him who performs austerity in the water
ब्रह्मण्याय अजिताय चbrahmaṇyāya ajitāya cato the one devoted to Brahman, the unconquered; to the one devoted to Brahman, the unconquered
विश्वात्मने विश्वसृजेviśvātmane viśvasṛjeto the soul of the universe, the creator of the universe; to the soul of the world, the creator of the world
विश्वम् आवृत्य तिष्ठतेviśvam āvṛtya tiṣṭhateto him who encompasses the universe and stands [above it]; to him who encompasses the world and stands
译文
"To the inconceivable one, the husband of Ambika, praised by all the gods; to the bull-bannered one, the ruddy one, the matted-haired one, the celibate one; to him who performs austerity in the water, devoted to Brahman, the unconquered; to the soul of the universe, the creator of the universe, who encompasses the universe and stands [above it]!"
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c421af38cf76 · 发布于 2026年7月19日 15:36:52 UTC
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The praise ascends to the cosmic: "viśvātmane viśvasṛje viśvam āvṛtya tiṣṭhate", "to the soul of the world, the creator of the world, who encompasses the world and stands [above it]." God is within creation as its soul, and above it as its encompasser. "Brahmacāriṇe... tapyamānāya salile", "to the celibate one, performing austerity in the water" -- beside the cosmic majesty, austerity again. It is telling that cosmic fullness and personal asceticism are joined together. The verse teaches that the supreme principle is at once immanent and transcendent: it is the soul of all and above all; and God's greatness does not cancel Him as a personal ascetic, honored by all the gods.