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विद्यामयेषु तव निःश्वसितेष्वपूर्वं विद्याविशेषमिव शिक्षितुमन्तरात्मन् । वाण्याः सदा तव मुखाम्बुरुहे वसन्त्याः कायप्रभेव लसति स्मितचन्द्रिका ते ॥९३॥
T: Oh Śrī Varadarāja, the Indwelling Spirit of all, the Vedas are but an expression of Your exhalation. To obtain the highest knowledge from these scriptures, the Goddess of Learning herself, Vāṇī, has made her home in Your face. Like the glow of her body, Your face thus radiates cool moonlight through Your gentle smile.
Explanation: Goddess Vāṇī, Sarasvatī, shines with a sparkling white glow. The poet now thinks she dwells in the Lord's face. Why? The Ṛgveda, Yajurveda and other sacred scriptures are supposed to have emerged from the Lord's exhaled breath. The testimony is the declaration, यस्य निःश्वसितं वेदाः। So the Goddess of Learning is dwelling in the Lord's face to catch the highest knowledge! Her natural glow has turned into the moonlight-like glow of the Lord's smiling face. This is the poet's Utprekṣā.