एतावहं च भगवन्भवच्चरणकिंकराः । समुद्धरास्मिन्पतितान्घोरे दारिद्र्यसागरे
etāvahaṃ ca bhagavanbhavaccaraṇakiṃkarāḥ | samuddharāsminpatitānghore dāridryasāgare
“These two and I, O Blessed One, are servants at your feet. Lift us up, who have fallen into this dreadful ocean of poverty.”
Vipra-strī (brāhmaṇa woman)
Listener: Audience/ṛṣi (implied)
Scene: The woman and boys kneel, hands folded, faces strained by hardship; the sage radiates compassion, poised to grant instruction and hope.
Sincere surrender, expressed with humility, invites upliftment—material distress is met through dharmic refuge and grace.
No specific sacred site is named in this verse.
No direct prescription; the verse functions as a prayer (ārti-like appeal) seeking anugraha (divine/saintly favor).