(But) saw a woman
The sage, the authority on Dharma, saw a women,
(He) was either transcendental,
Who looked like Parvati or Indrani.292.
SHRI BHAGVATI STANZA
She is Raj Lachmi,
She was looking like the Lakshmi of the kings
Or is the daughter (Parbati) of Himalaya (Mountain),
She was glorious like the beautiful damsels of Madra Desha.293.
or Rama's wife (Sita),
or the sovereignty of the state,
or is Rajeshwari,
She might be Sita, or the prowess of the kings, or the chief queen of some king or the moving figure behind Ram.294.
or is the river Jamna ('Kalindraka),
She might be Yamuna, united with the glory of the god of love
Or is the sister (apachhara) of the gods,
She was like the goddess of the goddesses and the heavenly damsel of the demons.295.
or is Savitri,
or is Gayatri,
or lord of the gods,
She was looking like Savitri, Gayatri, the supreme goddess amongst the goddesses and the chief queen amongst the queens.296.
or series of mantras,
or the garland of tantras,
Or the daughter of Himala,
She was a princess skilful in mantras and tantras and seemed like Hansani (a female swan).297.
or lightning,
Looking like the heated gold in fife, she seemed like Shachi, the wife of Indra
Or more precisely 'Shachi' (Indrani),
It seemed that Brahma had himself created her.298.
or Param is Ashvarja ('Bhavani'),
She was like Lakshmi and supremely glorious
or purity,
She was pure like the sunrays.299.
or lightning (incarnate)
She was mercurial like the sexual arts
Or is the glory of glory
She was looking splendid like Rajeshwari or was like a specially like Gauri-Parvati.301.
or the splendor of kings,
or is Ramkali (Ragni),
Or Maha Gaudi (Ragini) is,
She was like the beloved queen of Ram and glorious like Gauri-Parvati.301.
or is Bhupali (Ragini),
Or is Todi (Ragni),
Or Basanta (of Raga) is the lady,
She was superb amongst the arts of kingdom and looked like the youthful spring and seemed like the rosary of Raginis (the female musical modes).302.
Or is Megh and Malar (Ragni),
Or is Gaudi and Dhamari,
Or is the daughter of Hindol (of Raga),