दृश्यस्वरूपश्च हुताशनस्त्वं स्पर्शस्वरूपं भवतः समीरे । शब्दादिकं ते नभसि स्वरूपं मन्तव्यरूपो मनसि प्रभो त्वम्
dṛśyasvarūpaśca hutāśanastvaṃ sparśasvarūpaṃ bhavataḥ samīre | śabdādikaṃ te nabhasi svarūpaṃ mantavyarūpo manasi prabho tvam
汝は火として見える姿となり、動く風の中では触の姿となる。音とその微細なる領域は虚空(アーカーシャ)における汝の姿であり、心の内においては、主よ、汝こそ観想されるべき対象そのものである。
A devotee/sage praising the Supreme Lord (Viṣṇu/Nārāyaṇa) in Revā Khaṇḍa context
Tirtha: Revā (Narmadā)
Type: ghat
Scene: A yogic pilgrim sits on Revā’s bank: a small fire before him (agni/visibility), wind ripples the river (touch), vast sky above (sound-field/ether), and a luminous deity-form appears within a halo at the heart/mind as the dhyeya.
Perceiving the world correctly means recognizing the Divine as the basis of sensory experience and as the inner focus of contemplation.
It sits within the Revā Khaṇḍa’s Narmadā-oriented sacred narrative, but this verse is primarily cosmological rather than site-specific.
No direct ritual is stated; it recommends contemplative practice—seeing the Lord within elements, senses, and mind.