। ॥ १८७ ॥
In plain words
He sets his own ornaments blazing — bracelets, finger-rings, all of them. The forest garland swings loose at his neck. By his own radiance the age of Kali has been thrown off.
Close to the Sanskrit
Him who makes blaze his own ornaments, beginning with bracelets and finger-rings; him whose forest-garland hangs swaying at his neck, by whom the age of Kali has been cast off by his own radiance.