युष्माभिर्बध्यते श्रेयो यस्य वै धूतकिल्विषैः । प्रणमामि च वः सर्वान्मनोबुद्धिसमाधिभिः । तपो विद्या च वृत्तं च यतो वार्द्धक्यकारणम्
yuṣmābhirbadhyate śreyo yasya vai dhūtakilviṣaiḥ | praṇamāmi ca vaḥ sarvānmanobuddhisamādhibhiḥ | tapo vidyā ca vṛttaṃ ca yato vārddhakyakāraṇam
তোমালোকৰ দ্বাৰাই—যিসকলৰ পাপ ধুই গ’ল—কল্যাণ স্থিৰ হয়। মই মন, বুদ্ধি আৰু সমাধিভাৱে তোমালোক সকলোকে প্ৰণাম কৰোঁ। তপস্যা, বিদ্যা আৰু সদাচাৰেই সত্য প্ৰৌঢ়তাৰ কাৰণ।
Bhāskara (Sūrya)
Scene: A devotee/speaker bows to a line of aged sages; the bow is shown as total—mind, intellect, and meditative focus—while symbols of tapas (fire), vidyā (palm-leaf texts), and vṛtta (staff, waterpot) surround them.
True greatness is measured by austerity, learning, and conduct; these create real spiritual maturity.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned; the verse glorifies virtues (tapas, vidyā, sadācāra).
The act implied is praṇāma (reverent salutation) and cultivating tapas, learning, and right conduct.