चतुर्भुजं महाबाहुं प्रभासे दैत्यसूदनम् । वाराहं वामनं चैव नारसिंहं बलार्जुनम्
caturbhujaṃ mahābāhuṃ prabhāse daityasūdanam | vārāhaṃ vāmanaṃ caiva nārasiṃhaṃ balārjunam
Vierarmig und von mächtigen Armen, der Bezwinger der Dāityas in Prabhāsa—erkenne Ihn als Varāha und Vāmana und auch als Narasiṃha, den starken Helden (an Tapferkeit Arjuna gleich).
Bhadra
Tirtha: Vastrāpatha-kṣetra (within Prabhāsa-kṣetra)
Type: kshetra
Scene: At Prabhāsa’s sacred shore/temple precinct, a four-armed Viṣṇu appears in a composite devotional vision: Varāha lifting Earth, Vāmana with umbrella and three strides implied, and Narasiṃha in protective ferocity—each as facets of the same demon-slaying Lord.
The Lord protects dharma across ages through his forms; remembering the avatāras in a sacred region strengthens devotion and faith.
Prabhāsa is explicitly named, situating Viṣṇu’s demon-slaying glory within the Prabhāsa sacred landscape (including Vastrāpatha-kṣetra context).
No explicit ritual; it suggests worship/recitation centered on Viṣṇu’s forms (Varāha, Vāmana, Narasiṃha) in Prabhāsa.