अमृतमयेन रसेन समं विबुधपितॄनपि तर्प्पयसे । अरिगणसूदन तेन तव प्रणतिमुपेत्य लिखामि वपुः
amṛtamayena rasena samaṃ vibudhapitṝnapi tarppayase | arigaṇasūdana tena tava praṇatimupetya likhāmi vapuḥ
With your nectar-like essence you satisfy alike even the gods and the ancestors. O slayer of hostile hosts, therefore approaching with reverence to you, I offer this hymn from my very being.
Unspecified within snippet (voice of the hymnist within Prabhāsa-kṣetra-māhātmya)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A devotee, hands folded, offers a hymn as if offering his own body; behind him the radiant disk of Ravi pours nectar-like rays that reach both devas in the sky and pitṛs in subtle ancestral realms, signifying universal tarpana.
Sūrya is the life-essence that sustains both divine and ancestral realms; reverent praise aligns the devotee with that sustaining power.
The setting is Prabhāsa-kṣetra-māhātmya, implying special merit for Sūrya worship and ancestral satisfaction within Prabhāsa.
Tarpana is implied through “tarppayase” (satisfying gods and pitṛs), suggesting Sūrya-related offerings/oblations as spiritually efficacious.
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