It was likely inspired by this section of Viṣṇupurāṇa in which Aurva instructs Sagara. The word used is "parapatnī." parāpavādaṃ paiśunyam anṛtañ ca na bhāṣate। anyodvegakarañ cāpi toṣyate tena Keśavaḥ॥ parapatnī-paradravya-parahiṃsāsu yo matim। na karoti pumān bhūpa

Strikingly, much of this concerns ordinary conduct rather than rituals, insignia & paribhāṣā we'd ordinarily be inclined to associate with his devotees. Let us hope that this guides all those who consider themselves to be his devotees to work towards becoming better humans🙏🏾

A bit late since the change happened some time ago, but ஒளி-ஆதவனையே ஒளிய வெச்சுட்டாங்க! प्रतीची माम्बलात् युवकः

Hmm interesting 🤔

CFCs always remind me of "A short history of nearly everything" by Bill Bryson. Excellent book, especially to get young, school going kids to get interested in natural sciences