दत्तं जप्तं हुतं स्नातं यत्किंचित्सदनुष्ठितम् । भानूपरागे श्राद्धादि तद्धेतुर्ब्रध्न संनिधे
dattaṃ japtaṃ hutaṃ snātaṃ yatkiṃcitsadanuṣṭhitam | bhānūparāge śrāddhādi taddheturbradhna saṃnidhe
كلُّ ما يُؤدَّى على وجهٍ قويم—من دَانا (الصدقة)، وجَبا (ترديد المانترا)، وهُوما (القربان في النار)، والاغتسال، وطقوسٍ كالشِّرادها—إذا فُعِل وقت كسوف الشمس، صار كلُّه بالغَ الأثر في حضرة برادْهنا (الشمس).
Skanda
Tirtha: Bhānūparāga-kāla (solar eclipse time) under Bradhna (Sūrya)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Eclipse-time ritual montage: a devotee chanting japa, another offering into homa-fire, families performing snāna and śrāddha-tarpaṇa; above them the eclipsed Sun labeled Bradhna, radiating a concentrated aura of presence.
When sacred time aligns with divine presence, every sincere and proper observance becomes a powerful cause of merit.
The verse glorifies the sacred time of solar eclipse under the Sun’s presence (Bradhna), rather than a single named tirtha.
During a solar eclipse: dāna (charity), japa (mantra-recitation), homa (oblations), snāna (bathing), and śrāddha and related rites.