आत्मानंदानुरुद्धाय सम्यक्तयक्तोर्मये नमः । हृषीकेशाय महते नमस्तेऽनंतशक्तये
ātmānaṃdānuruddhāya samyaktayaktormaye namaḥ | hṛṣīkeśāya mahate namaste'naṃtaśaktaye
自我の歓喜に安住し、(世の動揺の)波がことごとく鎮まった御方に敬礼。大いなるフリシーケーシャに敬礼し奉る—無限の力を具える汝に礼拝し奉る。
Aitareya
Scene: The Lord as Hṛṣīkeśa stands serene, with an aura suggesting infinite śakti; around him stylized waves settle into calm, symbolizing stilled mental agitation; the sage offers salutations.
True divinity is recognized as inner steadiness and mastery of the senses, paired with limitless cosmic power.
No specific tīrtha is referenced in this verse.
Implicit discipline: sense-control (as Hṛṣīkeśa is Lord of the senses) and inward anchoring in ātmānanda.