बालवेषां च तन्वंगीं बालशीतांशुशेखराम् । पाशांकुशवराभीतिं बिभ्रतीं च चतुर्भुजाम्
bālaveṣāṃ ca tanvaṃgīṃ bālaśītāṃśuśekharām | pāśāṃkuśavarābhītiṃ bibhratīṃ ca caturbhujām
At ang Diyosa—batang anyo, payat at marikit ang mga sangkap, may korona ng banayad na gasuklay ng buwan—na may apat na bisig, tangan ang pisi at pang-udyok, at nagpapakita ng pagpapala at kawalang-takot.
Unknown (contextual narrator within Brahmottarakhaṇḍa)
Scene: A youthful, slender Devī with a tender crescent moon on her crown, four-armed: holding pāśa and aṅkuśa, with the other hands in varada and abhaya mudrās; her expression gentle yet sovereign.
Devī is both compassionate and disciplining: she grants boons and fearlessness while guiding beings through restraint (pāśa) and right direction (aṅkuśa).
No single site is stated; this is a universal dhyāna-form for Devī worship.
Meditation on Devī’s youthful form, crescent-moon crest, four arms, and her emblems and mudrās.