देवानामिंद्ररूपोसि ग्रहाणामसि भानुमान् । लोकानां सत्यलोकोऽसि सिंधूनां क्षीरसागरः
devānāmiṃdrarūposi grahāṇāmasi bhānumān | lokānāṃ satyaloko'si siṃdhūnāṃ kṣīrasāgaraḥ
Parmi les dieux, tu es sous la forme d’Indra ; parmi les astres, tu es le Soleil rayonnant. Parmi les mondes, tu es Satyaloka ; parmi les océans, tu es l’Océan de Lait.
Skanda (deduced from Kāśīkhaṇḍa default dialogue frame)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A fourfold cosmic montage around the deity: Indra with vajra in a cloud court, the Sun as a radiant orb/chariot, Satyaloka as a luminous upper realm, and the Milk Ocean with white waves and a serene sheen—each labeled as the Lord’s form.
The Lord is praised as the supreme excellence present in every category—divine, cosmic, and terrestrial.
While the imagery is cosmic, the teaching is embedded in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa, reinforcing Kāśī as a mirror of the highest reality.
No direct ritual is stated; it is doxology (praise) meant for recitation and contemplation.