ततो रुद्रशरीरात्तु विनिष्क्रांतार्तिनाशिनी । हरसिद्धिर्महादुर्गा महामंत्रविशारदा
tato rudraśarīrāttu viniṣkrāṃtārtināśinī | harasiddhirmahādurgā mahāmaṃtraviśāradā
Daraufhin trat aus Rudras Leib Harasiddhi hervor—Mahādurgā, die Vernichterin des Leids, vollkommen kundig in den großen Mantras.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa), contextually narrating to sages
Tirtha: Harasiddhi (Ujjayinī)
Type: kshetra
Scene: From Rudra’s body, Harasiddhi—Mahādurgā—emerges radiant and formidable, bearing the authority of great mantras, her presence instantly dispelling suffering.
Divine grace manifests as a protective power that removes distress; the Devī is portrayed as mantra-embodied and liberation-aiding.
The Harasiddhi manifestation is tied to the Śīkottara episode in this chapter’s sacred geography.
Implicit focus on mahāmantra-upāsanā: worship of Harasiddhi as a mantra-adept Devī.