आर्ये भद्रे विशालाक्षि नमस्ते लोकसुन्दरि । त्वं रतिस्त्वं धृतिस्त्वं श्रीस्त्वं स्वाहा त्वं सुधा सती
ārye bhadre viśālākṣi namaste lokasundari | tvaṃ ratistvaṃ dhṛtistvaṃ śrīstvaṃ svāhā tvaṃ sudhā satī
«يا شريفة، يا مباركة، يا واسعةَ العينين، السلامُ لكِ يا جمالَ العوالم. أنتِ رَتِي (اللذّة)؛ وأنتِ دْهْرِتِي (الثبات)؛ وأنتِ شْرِي (البركة والرخاء)؛ وأنتِ سْفَاهَا؛ وأنتِ سُدْهَا (الرحيق) — يا ساتِي».
Devas
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra (Somnātha)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Devī appears as Lokasundarī—radiant, wide-eyed, richly adorned—while symbolic attendants embody Rati, Dhṛti, Śrī, Svāhā (as a flame-tongued offering goddess), and Sudhā (as a nectar vessel).
All auspicious powers—joy, perseverance, prosperity, sacrificial efficacy, and life-giving nectar—are rooted in Devī.
Prabhāsakṣetra, where Devī is praised as the source of worldly and spiritual auspiciousness.
The mention of Svāhā points to yajña (fire-offering) theology, though no direct instruction is given.