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सञ्चारशालि तव निःश्वसिते समाप्तवेदेतिहासवपुषि द्विपशैलनाथ । नाभीसरोरुहनवारुणमण्डले च मन्ये मधुव्रतकुलं मधुविद्ययोक्तम् ॥९८॥
T: Oh Gajaśailanātha Śrī Varadarāja, all the Vedas and Itihāsas have taken the form of Your body. So between Your entire form and Your lotus-shaped navel, it appears that a swarm of bees is hovering all over gathering the nectar from the Vedas blossoming in Your entire form, finally depositing it as honey in their home i.e.Your navel. This is the Madhuvidyā that is mentioned in the scriptures!
Explanation: The Chandogyaupaniṣad describes the Madhuvidyā. The bees hover from flower to flower of many varieties and gather nectar. Finally they deposit the honey i.e. all their collection, in their Maṇḍala (honeycomb). Thus they can be seen darting back and forth between their honeycomb and the flowers. Since the Lord's outgoing breath creates the Vedas, they blossom throughout His body. The lotus navel is the reddish-hued Maṇḍala (honeycomb). The bees that keep hovering around are busy in their Madhuvrata. This is the poet's imagination.