Instruction on the ‘Health Vow’ and the Rite of Solar Worship
आदित्य भास्कर रवे भानो सूर्य दिवाकर । प्रभाकरेति सम्पूज्य एवं सम्पूज्यते रविः ॥ ६२.३ ॥
āditya bhāskara rave bhāno sūrya divākara | prabhākareti sampūjya evaṃ sampūjyate raviḥ || 62.3 ||
Indem man Ihn ordnungsgemäß mit den Namen Āditya, Bhāskara, Ravi, Bhānu, Sūrya, Divākara und Prabhākara verehrt – so wird Ravi wahrhaftig verehrt.
Varāha (default attribution; speaker not explicit in fragment)
It exemplifies a common Purāṇic liturgical pattern: honoring a deity through a sequence of epithets (nāma-stuti), reflecting shared hymnological conventions across early medieval Sanskrit textual culture.
No specific geographic location is named in this verse; it focuses on devotional address through solar names rather than sacred topography.
The verse emphasizes disciplined reverence expressed through mindful speech—using precise, honorific names as a structured practice of attention and respect.
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