Laghustavacarcastavau 5_388

5_388

iti . idānīṃ dvitīyabījagataniṣkalākṣarasya
sārasvatatattvasākṣātkaraṇe'ntaraṅgasādhanabhūtatvena tadadhidevatādhyānaṃ
mokṣārthisevyaṃ saphalamupadiśati-

Now, because the partless phoneme situated in the second seed-syllable is an intimate means for the direct realization of the reality of speech (Sārasvata), he teaches the fruitful meditation on its presiding deity, to be practiced by those seeking liberation: