धूपप्रदीपनैवेद्य पयो दधि घृतैक्षवम् । एतद्भुक्तं निषेवंते सर्वे दिवि दिवौकसः
dhūpapradīpanaivedya payo dadhi ghṛtaikṣavam | etadbhuktaṃ niṣevaṃte sarve divi divaukasaḥ
香、灯与食供,并以乳、酪、酥油与甘蔗汁相伴;当这些奉献并作为圣余(prasāda)受用时,天界诸神皆得满足,并领受其微妙之分。
Gaṇas (Śiva’s attendants), contextually continuing the explanation
Scene: A sanctum scene: devotees offer incense and lamps; trays of naivedya with milk, curd, ghee, and sugarcane juice; subtle celestial beings above receive the essence while priests distribute prasāda.
Simple, sattvic offerings made with devotion become a means of nourishing the divine order and sustaining dharma.
The ritual context is within Kāśī as taught in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa, highlighting worship practices aligned with Kāśī’s sacred power.
Offering dhūpa (incense), pradīpa (lamp), naivedya (food), and items like milk, curd, ghee, and sugarcane-juice—understood as devotional offerings that please the devas.