अथाह गौरी राजानं किं ते ब्रूहि समीहितम् । सोऽप्याह पुंस्त्वमेतस्य कृपया दीयतामिति
athāha gaurī rājānaṃ kiṃ te brūhi samīhitam | so'pyāha puṃstvametasya kṛpayā dīyatāmiti
ثم قالت غوري للملك: «أخبرني، ما الذي تبتغيه؟» فقال: «برحمتك، امنحيه الرجولة».
Gaurī (question), then the King (reply)
Divine grace is personal and responsive: the Goddess invites the devotee’s request, and boons are framed as gifts of compassion, not entitlement.
The exchange occurs in the Goddess’s sacred presence (linked to Ambikā’s abode earlier), but no specific tīrtha name appears in this verse.
No ritual is prescribed here; it narrates the moment of requesting a boon after successful worship.