ବଲିଃ ଵିଭୀଷଣୋ ଭୀଷ୍ମଃ ପ୍ରହ୍ଲାଦୋ

The verse baliḥ vibhīṣaṇo bhīṣmaḥ prahlādo nārado dhruvaḥ lists six revered figures from Hindu mythology: Bali, Vibhishana, Bhishma, Prahlada, Narada, and Dhruva. These individuals are recognized as exemplary devotees of Lord Vishnu, each known for their unwavering devotion and righteousness. The verse highlights that remembering these six Vaishnavas (devotees of Lord Vishnu) is said to have the power to destroy sins. The text emphasizes the importance of devotion and the transformative power of remembering these virtuous figures. By invoking their names, devotees seek to purify themselves and align with the virtues these figures embody, such as faith, loyalty, and steadfastness in devotion.