संपद्यंते तथा कामाः सर्व एव यथेप्सिताः । बंध्यानां पुत्रफलदं भीतानां भयनाशनम्
saṃpadyaṃte tathā kāmāḥ sarva eva yathepsitāḥ | baṃdhyānāṃ putraphaladaṃ bhītānāṃ bhayanāśanam
Thus all desires are fulfilled exactly as wished; it grants the fruit of a son to the barren and destroys the fear of the frightened.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Durvāsāditya at Prabhāsa
Type: kshetra
Listener: Female interlocutor addressed implicitly (continuation of ‘priye/bhāmini’ address)
Scene: Women devotees with offerings stand before a Sūrya shrine; one barren woman prays with tearful hope; another frightened pilgrim is comforted as sunlight spreads; symbolic lotus buds opening represent fulfilled desires.
The māhātmya genre emphasizes compassionate divine accessibility: the sacred site answers human needs—both worldly and protective.
The ongoing context is Durvāsāditya/Sūrya in Prabhāsakṣetra.
No new rite is specified; it continues the stated fruits of worship/darśana at the site.
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