शीतवृष्टिसहो यस्तु चातुर्मास्ये नरो भवेत् । हरिप्रीत्यै जगन्नाथस्तस्यात्मानं प्रयच्छति
śītavṛṣṭisaho yastu cāturmāsye naro bhavet | hariprītyai jagannāthastasyātmānaṃ prayacchati
Ai trong thời Cāturmāsya chịu đựng lạnh và mưa vì niềm hoan hỷ của Hari, thì Jagannātha sẽ ban cho người ấy chính Tự Thân Ngài.
Skanda (deduced from Nāgarakhaṇḍa māhātmya-style instruction)
Scene: A pilgrim-devotee stands in cold rain near a shrine, hands folded, drenched cloth clinging, while a radiant Jagannātha/Viṣṇu presence appears above, extending blessing—symbolizing 'ātma-pradāna' (granting Himself).
Austerity motivated by devotion (Hari-prīti) is valued above comfort, and is said to draw the Lord’s intimate grace.
Jagannātha is invoked as a divine title; this verse does not explicitly locate the teaching at Puri or another named tīrtha.
Tapas of endurance: bearing cold and rain during Cāturmāsya as an offering to Hari.
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