The Description of the Caturdaśī Vrata Observed throughout the Twelve Months
केदारोदकपानेन वाचिमेधफलं भवेत् । उद्यापने तु सर्वांसां सामान्यो विधिरुच्यते ॥ ७६ ॥
kedārodakapānena vācimedhaphalaṃ bhavet | udyāpane tu sarvāṃsāṃ sāmānyo vidhirucyate || 76 ||
بشرب ماء كيدارا (Kedāra-udaka) ينال المرء ثوابًا يعادل قربان فاشيميدها (Vācimedha). وأما طقس الإتمام والختم (udyāpana) فقيل إن طريقته المقررة واحدة ومشتركة لجميع هذه النذور.
Narada
Vrata: none
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: bhakti
It elevates tīrtha-sevā by stating that Kedāra water confers sacrifice-like merit, and it standardizes practice by noting that the udyāpana (completion rite) follows a generally common rule across vows.
By valuing sacred pilgrimage acts (like honoring Kedāra through its water) as highly meritorious, it supports devotional engagement with holy places and prescribed observances as accessible means to spiritual uplift.
Ritual procedure is emphasized—specifically the concept of udyāpana (the formal concluding rite of a vrata), reflecting applied kalpa-style discipline even when the merit is framed through tīrtha practice.