Shloka 15
रक्षन्तु त्वां सुरा: सर्वे समेषु विषमेषु च । वेत्स्यामि त्वां विदेशेषपि कवचेनाभिसूचितम्,“आदित्य, वसु, रुद्र, साध्य, विश्वेदेव, इन्द्रसहित मरुदगण, दिक्पालोंसहित दिशाएँ तथा समस्त देवता सभी सम-विषम स्थानोंमें तेरी रक्षा करें। यदि विदेशमें भी तू जीवित रहेगा तो मैं इन कवच-कुण्डल आदि चिह्लोंसे उपलक्षित होनेपर तुझे पहचान लूँगी
rakṣantu tvāṃ surāḥ sarve sameṣu viṣameṣu ca | vetsyāmi tvāṃ videśeṣv api kavacenābhisūcitam || āditya-vasu-rudra-sādhya-viśvedeva-indra-sahita-marud-gaṇāḥ, dik-pālaiḥ sahitā diśaś ca tathā samastā devatāḥ sarve sameṣu viṣameṣu ca te rakṣāṃ kurvantu | yadi videśe 'pi tvaṃ jīvitaḥ bhaviṣyasi, tadāham etaiḥ kavaca-kuṇḍalādi-cihnaiḥ upalakṣitaṃ tvāṃ vijñāsyāmi ||
毗舍摩波耶那说道：“愿诸神护佑你——无论平地或险途。我纵在异邦也能认出你，因为你的甲胄便是标记。愿阿底提耶众、婆苏众、鲁陀罗众、萨陀耶众、毗湿毗天众、因陀罗与摩卢特诸军、十方及其守护者，乃至一切神祇，在一切安处与险处都使你平安。若你在海外仍得存活，那么凭这些标记——甲胄、耳环等——我必知那就是你。”
वैशग्पायन उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse frames protection as both a divine and ethical concern: one should wish safety for another in all conditions—easy and perilous—and trust that righteous guardianship (symbolized by the gods and the guardians of directions) extends beyond familiar territory. It also highlights the role of identifying marks (armor, earrings) as practical means for recognition amid uncertainty.
A blessing is being pronounced for someone who may travel or be separated, invoking multiple classes of deities and the guardians of the directions to protect him everywhere. The speaker adds that even if he is in foreign lands, she will be able to recognize him by distinctive signs such as his armor and earrings.