शत्रुलोकविनाशाय यो जपेच्छतरुद्रियम् । तस्मिन्पीठेऽरयस्तस्य सद्यो गच्छंति संक्षयम् ०
śatrulokavināśāya yo japecchatarudriyam | tasminpīṭhe'rayastasya sadyo gacchaṃti saṃkṣayam 0
为摧灭敌对之势,凡于彼处诵《百鲁陀罗》(Śatarudriya)者,在那圣座(pīṭha)上,其仇敌迅速趋于败亡。
Sūta
Type: pitha
Scene: A devotee at a stone pīṭha reciting Śatarudriya; behind him a fierce yet benevolent Rudra aura—trident, crescent moon, serpents—while shadowy enemy figures dissolve into dust, symbolizing ‘saṃkṣaya’.
Śaiva mantra (Rudra-hymn) practiced at a sanctified site is portrayed as a powerful dharmic means to overcome hostility.
The pīṭha of Adhyāya 36, emphasized as granting swift protective and victorious outcomes.
Japa/recitation of the Śatarudriya for the purpose of destroying hostile forces.