Adhyaya 84 — The Gods’ Hymn after the Slaying of Mahishasura and the Goddess’ Boon
शूलेन पाहि नो देवि पाहि खड्गेन चाम्बिके ।
घण्टास्वनेन नः पाहि चापज्यानिः स्वनेन च ॥
śūlena pāhi no devi pāhi khaḍgena cāmbike / ghaṇṭāsvanena naḥ pāhi cāpajyāniḥ svanena ca
Protege-nos, ó Deusa, com o teu tridente; protege-nos, ó Ambikā, com a tua espada. Protege-nos com o som do teu sino e também com o estalar da corda do teu arco.
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Seeking protection is framed as aligning oneself with dharmic power; the devotee asks not for aggression but for safeguarding through the Goddess’s righteous instruments.
Not pancalakṣaṇa proper; it is stotra/rakṣā material embedded in a carita episode.
Weapons and sounds function as symbols of inner faculties: śūla (piercing discernment), khaḍga (cutting ignorance), bell and bowstring (vibrational awakening that disperses negativity).