Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 8
जयाचिंत्य जयामेय जयानंत जयाच्युत । जयामर जयाजेय जयाव्यय सुरेश्वर
jayāciṃtya jayāmeya jayānaṃta jayācyuta | jayāmara jayājeya jayāvyaya sureśvara
«Victoire à l’Inconcevable ; victoire à l’Immesurable ; victoire à l’Infini ; victoire à l’Infaillible. Victoire à l’Immortel ; victoire à l’Invaincu ; victoire à l’Impérissable—ô Seigneur des dieux !»
Viśvāmitra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Sureshvara (the Lord addressed)
Scene: A radiant, cosmic Lord addressed as inconceivable and endless; the background can suggest infinity—starry sky, expanding halo—while the sage continues the ‘jaya’ litany.
FAQs
The Supreme is limitless and indestructible; remembering these epithets steadies faith and dissolves fear.
The verse is a universal stuti embedded in a tīrtha-glorification chapter; the immediate tīrtha context comes from the surrounding narration in Adhyāya 6.
No direct prescription; the verse itself is a litany of divine names, appropriate for nāma-japa.