tābhyaḥ puruṣam ānayat tā abruvan sukṛtaṁ bateti | puruṣo vāva sukṛtam | tā abravīd yathāyatanaṁ praviśateti ||
"He brought them a human being (Purusha). They said: "Ah, this is well-made indeed!" For the human being is truly well-made. He said to them: "Enter into your respective abodes.""
What This Means:
Finally, the human form was presented, and the deities rejoiced — "Sukritam! Well-made!" The human body is perfectly designed to house all the cosmic powers. They were invited to enter and take their places.
Going Deeper:
The human body is "well-made" (sukṛta) because it allows for both worldly functioning and spiritual realization. It's the optimal vehicle for the divine faculties. This is why human birth is considered precious.
How To Apply This:
Your body is "well-made" by cosmic standards — a temple designed for divine powers. Treat it with the respect it deserves. Don't abuse this precious vehicle.
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