वामपादप्रहारेण तमाताड्य स निर्भयः । संस्मरंश्चक्रिणं चित्ते जगद्रक्षामणिं हरिम्
vāmapādaprahāreṇa tamātāḍya sa nirbhayaḥ | saṃsmaraṃścakriṇaṃ citte jagadrakṣāmaṇiṃ harim
فضربه بضربةٍ من قدمه اليسرى، ووقف بلا خوف، مستحضرًا في قلبه هاري، حاملَ القرص، جوهرةَ حمايةِ العالم.
Narrator (contextually Skanda to Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: Mitrajit delivers a sharp left-foot strike to the assailant, yet his face remains composed; a subtle inner glow suggests Hari remembered in the heart, contrasting outer violence with inner devotion.
Courage in dharma is strengthened by inward remembrance of the Divine Protector.
The narrative belongs to Kāśī’s sacred cycle in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa, supporting Kāśī’s role as a refuge for dharma.
Implicit smaraṇa (remembrance) of Hari; no formal rite is specified.