धर्मप्रियोचितात्मा च सविता वायुवाहनः । आदित्योऽक्रोधनः सूर्यो रश्मिमाली विभावसुः
dharmapriyocitātmā ca savitā vāyuvāhanaḥ | ādityo'krodhanaḥ sūryo raśmimālī vibhāvasuḥ
Ngài là Đấng yêu mến Dharma, bản tính đoan chính và cao quý; là Savitṛ cưỡi gió; là Āditya không sân hận; là Sūrya kết vòng hoa tia sáng—Vibhāvasu, bậc rực rỡ huy hoàng.
Narrator (devotee) reciting Sūrya’s epithets
Scene: Sūrya as a calm, wrathless deity, crowned with rays, riding a wind-borne chariot; the atmosphere is dawn—soft light, devotees offering arghya at a riverbank.
The Sun is upheld as a dharma-aligned divinity—pure, restrained, and radiant—inviting devotees to cultivate ethical steadiness and clarity.
The broader passage belongs to the Kāmarūpa setting where Sūrya’s praise supports the site’s sacred prestige.
No separate ritual is stated; the verse is part of Sūrya nāma-stuti used for japa, praise, and contemplation.