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śrīvatsavakṣaḥ śrīkāṃta śrīkara śreyasāṃ nidhe | śrīraṃgaśārṅgakodaṃḍa śaure śītāṃśulocana
噢,胸怀圣纹室利跋蹉(Śrīvatsa)者;室利(Śrī)之所爱者;赐吉祥者;一切福祉之宝藏;噢,室利兰伽(Śrīraṅga)之主;执持娑尔恩伽(Śārṅga)神弓者;噢,绍利(Śauri),月眼者!
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra (universal tīrtha-field)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Viṣṇu stands radiant: Śrīvatsa on chest, Lakṣmī near, holding the Śārṅga bow; moon-like eyes soften the warrior iconography into benevolent protection; devotees in Kāśī offer lamps and flowers.
Contemplating Hari’s auspicious attributes (Śrī, śreyas, divine marks and weapons) is framed as a path to inner welfare and благословение.
The passage sits within Kāśī’s Māhātmya; the verse itself is primarily a litany of Viṣṇu’s names rather than a single tirtha description.
Implied practice is stuti/japa—reciting these sanctifying names as devotional discipline.