श्रीवत्सवक्षः श्रीकांत श्रीकर श्रेयसां निधे । श्रीरंगशार्ङ्गकोदंड शौरे शीतांशुलोचन
śrīvatsavakṣaḥ śrīkāṃta śrīkara śreyasāṃ nidhe | śrīraṃgaśārṅgakodaṃḍa śaure śītāṃśulocana
يا من على صدرِه علامةُ شْرِيفَتْسَا؛ يا حبيبَ شْرِي؛ يا مانحَ اليُمن؛ يا كنزَ كلِّ خير؛ يا ربَّ شْرِيرَنْغَا؛ يا حاملَ قوسِ شَارْنْغَا؛ يا شَوْرِي، يا ذا العينينِ كالقمر!
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra (universal tīrtha-field)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Viṣṇu stands radiant: Śrīvatsa on chest, Lakṣmī near, holding the Śārṅga bow; moon-like eyes soften the warrior iconography into benevolent protection; devotees in Kāśī offer lamps and flowers.
Contemplating Hari’s auspicious attributes (Śrī, śreyas, divine marks and weapons) is framed as a path to inner welfare and благословение.
The passage sits within Kāśī’s Māhātmya; the verse itself is primarily a litany of Viṣṇu’s names rather than a single tirtha description.
Implied practice is stuti/japa—reciting these sanctifying names as devotional discipline.