स च शक्तिं समादाय नमस्कृत्य च पावकम् । श्वेतश्रृंगं समारूढो मुखैः पश्यन्दिशो दश
sa ca śaktiṃ samādāya namaskṛtya ca pāvakam | śvetaśrṛṃgaṃ samārūḍho mukhaiḥ paśyandiśo daśa
فأخذ الشاكتي (Śakti) بيده، وانحنى ساجدًا لبافاكا، إله النار (أغني)، ثم امتطى شفيتاشرِنغا (Śvetaśṛṅga)؛ وبوجوهه نظر إلى الجهات العشر.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Śvetaśṛṅga
Type: peak
Scene: Kumāra receives Śakti, bows to Agni, mounts Śvetaśṛṅga, and with multiple faces surveys the ten directions—an image of a newly empowered guardian taking cosmic station.
Power should be received with humility—salutation to the divine source precedes rightful action.
Śvetaśṛṅga is mentioned as a significant peak, but this verse itself is not framed as a tīrtha-māhātmya.
A gesture of reverence (namaskāra) is shown; no formal vrata, snāna, or dāna is prescribed.