त्वं भर्ता सर्वभूतात्मा त्वं त्राता त्वं सुखावहः । शरदक्षः शिखी जेता षड्वक्त्रो भयनाशनः
tvaṃ bhartā sarvabhūtātmā tvaṃ trātā tvaṃ sukhāvahaḥ | śaradakṣaḥ śikhī jetā ṣaḍvaktro bhayanāśanaḥ
汝は支える者、万有の内なるアートマン。汝は救済者、安楽をもたらす者。汝の眼は秋の澄明のごとく鋭く清らか。汝は頂きを具し(孔雀の幡を掲げ)、勝利する者。汝は六面尊、恐れを滅する御方。
Viśvāmitra
Scene: Skanda as six-faced (ṣaḍvaktra) with peacock crest/banner, eyes clear like autumn sky, extending a gesture of protection (abhaya-mudrā) to a devotee.
Devotion to Skanda is framed as refuge: he sustains life, grants well-being, and removes fear through his victorious divine presence.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned in this verse.
Implied nāma-japa/stotra recitation for bhaya-nāśa (removal of fear) and sukha (well-being).