यामाराधयते विष्णुर्ब्रह्मा रुद्रश्च वासवः । वांछितार्थं सदा देवीं वरं तस्या वृणो म्यहम्
yāmārādhayate viṣṇurbrahmā rudraśca vāsavaḥ | vāṃchitārthaṃ sadā devīṃ varaṃ tasyā vṛṇo myaham
ज्या देवीची आराधना विष्णू, ब्रह्मा, रुद्र आणि इंद्र करतात, जी सदैव इच्छित फळ देते, त्या देवीकडून मी वर मागतो.
Viṣakanyakā
Type: kshetra
Scene: A supplicant (tapasvī or devotee) declares choosing a boon from the Goddess revered by the Trimūrti and Indra; the four deities appear in the background in worship posture, establishing her supremacy.
The highest Goddess is affirmed as the refuge even of the greatest gods; devotion to her is portrayed as the sure path to fulfillment.
This verse primarily glorifies the Devī (and her boon-bestowing power) within a tīrtha-māhātmya chapter; the geographic tīrtha is not named here.
Ārādhana (propitiatory worship) is indicated—worship of the Goddess as the means to obtain vāṃchitārtha (desired aims).