अनेकधाऽराधितोऽपि स देवो भास्करः शुचिः । न ददाति वरं यत्तु तन्मे शापस्य कारणात्
anekadhā'rādhito'pi sa devo bhāskaraḥ śuciḥ | na dadāti varaṃ yattu tanme śāpasya kāraṇāt
«Bien que j’aie adoré de maintes façons ce dieu pur, Bhāskara, il ne m’accorde pas la grâce que je demande—à cause de la cause même de ma malédiction.»
Narrator (contextual; expressing the problem within the Sāmba episode)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: null
Scene: Sāmba (or the devotee) stands before Bhāskara’s radiant form with offerings, yet his face shows sorrow; a faint dark band or symbolic chain represents the curse preventing the boon.
Worship bears fruit, yet karmic impediments like a śāpa can delay results until the underlying cause is reconciled.
Prabhāsa Kṣetra remains the narrative setting for the Sun-worship undertaken to overcome affliction.
Continued multi-form worship (anekadhā ārādhanā) is referenced, though no single rite is specified.