त्वमोंकारो वषट्कारः स्वाहा स्वधा चतुर्विधा । आद्यस्त्वं च सुरेशान त्वमेव शरणं सदा
tvamoṃkāro vaṣaṭkāraḥ svāhā svadhā caturvidhā | ādyastvaṃ ca sureśāna tvameva śaraṇaṃ sadā
آپ ہی اومکار ہیں، آپ ہی وَشَٹکار ہیں؛ آپ ہی سواہا اور سَودھا کے چاروں روپ ہیں۔ آپ ہی ازلی ہیں، اے سُریشان؛ آپ ہی ہمیشہ کی پناہ ہیں۔
Devas
Scene: Abstract-sacred tableau: the deity radiates as a luminous Oṃ at the heart of a yajña-maṇḍala; around it appear stylized flames and the syllables vaṣaṭ/svāhā/svadhā as golden script, with devas in reverent silence.
The Supreme is present within mantra and ritual utterance; sacred speech itself becomes a doorway to refuge in God.
No geographical tīrtha is mentioned; the verse glorifies the Lord’s immanence in Vedic ritual.
It references core yajña utterances—Oṃ, vaṣaṭ, svāhā, svadhā—implying their sanctity as expressions of the Divine.