प्रसुप्तं भ्रममाणं वा मम पुत्रं सुबालकम् । वनाधिदेवताः सर्वा रक्षंतु वचनान्मम
prasuptaṃ bhramamāṇaṃ vā mama putraṃ subālakam | vanādhidevatāḥ sarvā rakṣaṃtu vacanānmama
என் சிறு மகன் உறங்கினாலும் அலைந்தாலும்—வனத்தின் எல்லா அதிதேவர்களும் என் வாக்கின் வலிமையால் என் நல்ல குழந்தையை காக்கட்டும்।
Nandinī (inward prayer/appeal, implied by narrative context)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A mother speaks a protective vow-prayer, imagining her child asleep or wandering; the forest seems to listen as guardian presences gather unseen.
Truthful speech and righteous intention are portrayed as spiritually efficacious, capable of invoking divine protection.
This verse occurs within the Nāgarakhaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya narrative; the passage supports the sanctity of the local tīrtha-context of the chapter rather than naming a separate famous pan-Indian site in this single line.
No explicit ritual is prescribed here; it is a protective invocation (rakṣā) grounded in the speaker’s word and dharma.
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