नीराजयति योंगानि गवां पुच्छेन भाग्यवान् । अलक्ष्मीः कलहो रोगास्तस्यांगाद्यांति दूरतः
nīrājayati yoṃgāni gavāṃ pucchena bhāgyavān | alakṣmīḥ kalaho rogāstasyāṃgādyāṃti dūrataḥ
That blessed person who performs the protective nīrājana over the limbs with a cow’s tail—misfortune, quarrel, and disease depart far from his body.
Skanda (deduced; continuing dharma instructions in Kāśīkhaṇḍa)
Contact with and ritual honoring of the cow is portrayed as a shield against inauspiciousness, conflict, and illness.
The verse belongs to Kāśī Khaṇḍa’s dharma milieu; the broader glorification is of Kāśī as a place where such rites bear great fruit.
Perform nīrājana (protective waving/ārati-like warding rite) over one’s body using a cow’s tail.