दशकंठशिरश्छेदहेतवे सेतवे नमः । केतवे रामचंद्रस्य मोक्षमार्गैकहेतवे
daśakaṃṭhaśiraśchedahetave setave namaḥ | ketave rāmacaṃdrasya mokṣamārgaikahetave
سلامٌ على سيتو، سببِ قطع رؤوس دَشَكَنتها (Daśakaṇṭha، رافانا Rāvaṇa). وسلامٌ عليه إذ هو رايةُ راماشاندرا (Rāmacandra) وعلامته، والسببُ الأوحد لطريق الخلاص (موكشا mokṣa).
Sūta (deduced: Sūta narrating Setu Māhātmya to the Ṛṣis)
Tirtha: Setu (Setubandha)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Personified Setu as a radiant causeway; above it a banner (ketu) bearing Rāma’s emblem; in the distance the fall of Rāvaṇa implied; pilgrims offer salutations with uplifted hands.
The tīrtha is celebrated not only historically (as linked to Rāma’s victory) but also as a direct support for the pilgrim’s liberation-oriented path.
Setu/Setubandha, praised through a salutation formula (namaḥ) as spiritually liberating.
Recitation/utterance of salutations (a stotra-style namaskāra) to Setu with liberation-focused intent.
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