तमस्तोमहरः सूर्यो नार्चि तो वै मया क्वचित् । महामाया जगद्धात्री न ध्याता भवबंधहृत्
tamastomaharaḥ sūryo nārci to vai mayā kvacit | mahāmāyā jagaddhātrī na dhyātā bhavabaṃdhahṛt
Al Sol, destructor de cúmulos de tinieblas, jamás lo he adorado; y a Mahāmāyā, la Madre que sostiene los mundos y corta los lazos del devenir, no la he contemplado en meditación.
Skanda (deduced from Kāśīkhaṇḍa default dialogue frame)
Regular worship and contemplation—of Sūrya as dispeller of darkness and of the Goddess as liberator—are upheld as essential disciplines for clarity and freedom from saṃsāra.
The setting is the Kāśīkhaṇḍa (Kāśī), but this verse focuses on universal upāsanā (Sun-worship and Goddess-meditation) rather than a named tirtha.
Arcana of Sūrya and dhyāna (meditative remembrance) of Mahāmāyā.