Māsopavāsa (Month-long Fast) and Repeated Parāka Observances: Procedure and Fruits
तपोरुप नमस्तुभ्यं तपसां फल दायक । ममाभीष्टप्रदं देहि सर्वविघ्नान्निवारय ॥ ७ ॥
taporupa namastubhyaṃ tapasāṃ phala dāyaka | mamābhīṣṭapradaṃ dehi sarvavighnānnivāraya || 7 ||
苦行そのものを御身とする御方よ、あなたに敬礼いたします。苦行の果を授ける御方よ、我が切なる願いを成就させ、あらゆる障りを取り除きたまえ。
Narada (as a devotee/practitioner offering a prayer)
Vrata: none (general tapas-oriented prayer)
Primary Rasa: bhakti
Secondary Rasa: karuna
It frames spiritual progress as dependent on tapas (disciplined practice) and divine grace: the practitioner salutes the power behind austerity, seeks the fruit of sadhana, and asks for vighna-nivritti (removal of impediments) so the vow and worship can mature.
Even while emphasizing tapas, the verse is bhakti-shaped: it approaches the divine with humility (namas), petition (dehi), and trust that obstacles are removed by the Lord’s favor—showing that effort and surrender work together.
The practical takeaway is the ritual-prayer structure used in Vedic and Puranic practice—invocation, praise of a deity’s function (phala-dāyaka), and a clear sankalpa-like request for success and obstacle-removal—rather than a specific Vedanga technical teaching.