देवं महाबलं भक्त्या समंतात्पर्यु पास्महे । मरीचिना सहात्रिश्च दक्षाद्याश्च मुनीश्वराः
devaṃ mahābalaṃ bhaktyā samaṃtātparyu pāsmahe | marīcinā sahātriśca dakṣādyāśca munīśvarāḥ
信愛をもって、我らは四方より大いなる力の神を取り囲み奉仕する。マリーチとアトリとともに、ダクシャらの聖仙の主たちもまた礼拝に立つ。
Deductive: same voice as prior verse addressing a king (rājendra context continues)
Scene: Śiva as the mighty God at center; concentric circles of sages and Prajāpatis—Marīci, Atri, Dakṣa and others—stand or move in reverent circumambulation, hands folded, with offerings and sacred fires nearby.
Bhakti is portrayed as the unifying principle by which even the greatest progenitor-sages gather around Śiva.
No specific site is named; the verse emphasizes proximity to the deity as the highest sanctity.
Implicit worship (paryupāsanā/pūjā) is indicated, but no detailed procedure is given.