पारावारः कृपायाश्च दयां कुरु ममोपरि । प्रेषयस्व महाभाग देवं दैत्यविनिग्रहे
pārāvāraḥ kṛpāyāśca dayāṃ kuru mamopari | preṣayasva mahābhāga devaṃ daityavinigrahe
汝は岸なき慈悲の大海—どうか我に憐れみを。おお大いなる福徳の者よ、ダイティヤを鎮めるため主を遣わしたまえ。
Durvāsas (the Brahmin petitioning Bali)
Tirtha: Dvārakā
Type: kshetra
Scene: A supplicant addresses a revered figure, praising him as an ocean of compassion and urging him to dispatch the Lord to subdue the Daityas; the mood is urgent, devotional, and protective.
Compassionate authority supports dharma: the powerful are urged to protect the righteous and curb adharma.
Dvārakā’s sacred narrative setting, where divine protection is sought to preserve dharmic observance.
No direct ritual; it is a supplication for protective action—invoking divine agency to remove obstacles to dharmic practice.