भवंति संतस्तद्गृध्रो मा भवेयं प्रसीद मे । इति प्रपन्नेन मया प्रणतोऽसौ महामुनिः
bhavaṃti saṃtastadgṛdhro mā bhaveyaṃ prasīda me | iti prapannena mayā praṇato'sau mahāmuniḥ
«إنّ الصالحين أهلُ رحمةٍ حقًّا—فلا تجعلني أصير نسرًا جارحًا؛ فارضَ عنّي.» هكذا، وقد التجأتُ مستسلمًا، انحنيتُ ساجدًا لذلك الحكيم العظيم.
Narrator (supplicant)
Scene: The supplicant, fully surrendered, pleads not to be turned into a vulture; the great sage stands as the axis of mercy, with a softened posture indicating impending forgiveness.
Appeal to saintly compassion through surrender is a central Purāṇic method of seeking relief and reform.
None is mentioned in this verse.
None; the emphasis is on prayer and prostration (praṇāma).