तुष्टाव गिरिजासूनुं सूक्तैः श्रुतिसमुद्भवैः । तथा स्वकृतया स्तुत्या प्रबद्ध करसंपुटः
tuṣṭāva girijāsūnuṃ sūktaiḥ śrutisamudbhavaiḥ | tathā svakṛtayā stutyā prabaddha karasaṃpuṭaḥ
Les mains jointes en signe de révérence, il loua le Fils de Girijā (Skanda) par des hymnes issus des Veda, et aussi par une louange composée de sa propre main.
Vyāsa
Tirtha: Lohita-giri darśana precinct (implied)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Agastya stands (or kneels) with hands cupped together in añjali, eyes lowered in devotion, chanting Veda-born hymns to Skanda; the air seems to vibrate with sacred sound, while the deity listens with calm grace.
Devotion is expressed through stuti: honoring the deity with both scriptural (śruti) hymns and heartfelt personal praise.
Skandavana is the implied sacred setting where the stuti and worship occur.
Añjali (joined hands) and stotra/stuti (hymnic praise) are described as acts of worship.