Srimad Bhagavatam — Dvadasha Skandha, Shloka 68
Parīkṣit’s Final Absorption, Takṣaka’s Bite, Janamejaya’s Snake Sacrifice, and the Vedic Sound-Lineage
यदु ह वाव विबुधर्षभ सवितरदस्तपत्यनुसवनमहर अहराम्नायविधिनोपतिष्ठमानानामखिलदुरितवृजिन बीजावभर्जन भगवत: समभिधीमहि तपन मण्डलम् ॥ ६८ ॥
yad u ha vāva vibudharṣabha savitar adas tapaty anusavanam ahar ahar āmnāya-vidhinopatiṣṭhamānānām akhila-durita-vṛjina- bījāvabharjana bhagavataḥ samabhidhīmahi tapana maṇḍalam.
噢，诸天之雄萨维塔，炽耀的塔帕那！凡依传承的吠陀法门每日三次礼拜你者，你焚尽其一切罪业、一切苦果，乃至欲望之种。故我等专注观想你那火焰般的光轮。
FAQs
This verse describes the Sun-orb as a manifestation of Bhagavān that devotees worship according to Vedic injunctions, and it states that such worship burns away the seeds of sins and miseries.
Because the Sun is presented here not merely as a planet but as a divine form through which Bhagavān’s power is visible—sustaining life and purifying those who approach it with Vedic discipline.
Maintain a steady daily spiritual routine—regular prayer/meditation at set times, remembrance of Bhagavān, and disciplined conduct—because consistent practice is said to uproot the ‘seeds’ of harmful habits and suffering.