अनंताद्यैः परीताश्च मातृभिश्च वृषादिभिः । सिद्धिभिश्चाणिमाद्याभिरिंद्राद्यैश्च सहायुधैः
anaṃtādyaiḥ parītāśca mātṛbhiśca vṛṣādibhiḥ | siddhibhiścāṇimādyābhiriṃdrādyaiśca sahāyudhaiḥ
Siya ay dapat pagnilayan na napaliligiran nina Ananta at ng iba pa, ng mga Ina-Diyosa (Mātṛkā), nina Vṛṣa at ng mga kasama, ng mga siddhi na nagsisimula sa Aṇimā, at nina Indra at iba pang mga diyos, kalakip ang kani-kanilang mga sandata.
Unspecified (contextual narrator/teacher within Brahmottarakhaṇḍa ritual instruction)
Scene: A grand divine assembly around Sadāśiva: Ananta as coiled serpent base or canopy, Mātṛkās in a semicircle with distinct vāhanas/attributes, Vṛṣa (bull) emblem near the center, siddhis as subtle female personifications, and Indra with vajra plus other devas holding their weapons at the outer ring.
True worship recognizes the Lord as the center of a vast sacred order—devas, powers, and divine mothers all oriented to Him.
No tīrtha is specified; the verse describes the cosmological retinue invoked in ritual worship.
Invoke and honor the surrounding deities and powers—Ananta, the Mātṛkās, siddhis like aṇimā, and Indra with his weapons—as part of āvaraṇa-pūjā.