दारिद्र्यदारिद्र्य निधे निधीनाममंगलामंगल शर्मशर्म । रोगप्ररोगः प्रथितः पृथिव्यां चिरं जयादित्य जयाप्रमेय
dāridryadāridrya nidhe nidhīnāmamaṃgalāmaṃgala śarmaśarma | rogaprarogaḥ prathitaḥ pṛthivyāṃ ciraṃ jayāditya jayāprameya
O Schatz unter den Schätzen—du, der Armut vertreibt, ja selbst die „Armut der Armut“; o Glückverheißung der Glückverheißungen, o Frieden des Friedens. O weithin gerühmtes Heilmittel gegen Krankheiten auf Erden—Sieg dir, o Āditya; Sieg dir, o Unermesslicher, auf lange Zeit.
Kamaṭha (in the stotra)
Scene: A liṅga suffused with solar radiance; golden rays spread outward; offerings of red flowers and water; sick devotees receiving blessing light.
Sūrya is praised as the giver of welfare—removing misfortune, poverty, and illness—thus devotion is aligned with both dharma and well-being.
No specific tīrtha is named; the verse states universal benefits attributed to Āditya’s grace.
Victory-acclamation (jaya) and stotra as a devotional act seeking removal of disease and inauspiciousness.