Adhyaya 84 — The Gods’ Hymn after the Slaying of Mahishasura and the Goddess’ Boon
भक्त्या समस्तैस्त्रिदशार्दिव्यैर्धूपैस्तु धूपिता ।
प्राह प्रसादसुमुखी समस्तान् प्रणतान् सुरान् ॥
bhaktyā samastaistridaśārdivyairdhūpaistu dhūpitā / prāha prasādasumukhī samastān praṇatān surān
Honored by all the gods with devotion, and scented with divine incense, she—whose face was gracious with favor—spoke to all the gods who had bowed down.
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Prasāda is portrayed as a relational reality: sincere devotion and humility open the devotee to divine response, emphasizing inner posture over mere transaction.
Carita: narrative description of divine interaction following a cosmic event.
Incense symbolizes subtle offering (prāṇa/intent). The ‘graceful face’ indicates the turning of the Absolute toward the finite in a knowable, compassionate mode.