धारासारा सुवर्षासु महावातवतीष्वलम् । शिलासु सावकाशासु सा बह्वीरनयन्निशाः
dhārāsārā suvarṣāsu mahāvātavatīṣvalam | śilāsu sāvakāśāsu sā bahvīranayanniśāḥ
在如帘倾泻的暴雨中,在狂风肆虐的风暴里,她于无遮无蔽的裸岩之上度过了许多个夜晚,直面苍穹。
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra (tapo-vana)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A stormy night: sheets of rain and fierce winds lash an exposed rocky outcrop; the maiden remains on bare stone under open sky, spending many nights in unwavering austerity.
Endurance of hardship for dharma is a hallmark of tapas, especially when pursued with single-minded devotion in a sacred region.
The setting is the Kāśī sacred region, with an implied tapovana (austere grove) within its sanctified landscape.
No formal ritual is specified; the verse depicts environmental hardships accepted as part of ascetic discipline.