नैरृतं दलमास्थाय भगवान्दुष्टदर्पहा । गृहस्थस्य सदा शत्रुविनाशं विदधाति सः
nairṛtaṃ dalamāsthāya bhagavānduṣṭadarpahā | gṛhasthasya sadā śatruvināśaṃ vidadhāti saḥ
Im Viertel von Nairṛta nimmt der selige Herr—Zermalmer des Hochmuts der Bösen—seinen Platz ein und bewirkt stets die Vernichtung der Feinde des Hausvaters.
Skanda (deduced from Nāgarakhaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya narrative style)
Scene: A householder’s shrine diagram showing the southwest quarter; the Lord stands there as a guardian, subduing dark, arrogant figures symbolizing wickedness; the household remains calm and protected.
Divine order protects the righteous householder when worship is aligned with prescribed sacred directions and discipline.
No specific tīrtha is named in this verse; it conveys a dharmic benefit tied to directional worship within the chapter’s māhātmya.
The verse indicates a deity’s placement/adoration in the Nairṛta (southwest) quarter as a means to secure protection and enemy-destruction.