स विशल्योऽभवद्यस्मात्प्राप्य तस्याः शिवं जलम् । कपिला नामतस्तेन विशल्या चोच्यते बुधैः
sa viśalyo'bhavadyasmātprāpya tasyāḥ śivaṃ jalam | kapilā nāmatastena viśalyā cocyate budhaiḥ
لأنه صار بلا śalya—«سهم الألم»—بعد أن نال ماءها المبارك، الممنوح ببركة شيفا، عُرفت باسم كابِيلا؛ ولذلك يدعو الحكماء هذا المَعبَر المقدّس أيضًا «فيشاليا»؛ أي الموضع الذي يزيل śalya.
Narrator (contextual Purāṇic narrator; likely Mārkaṇḍeya continuing the account)
Tirtha: Viśalyā-tīrtha (Kāpilā-hrada)
Type: kund
Scene: A calm, luminous lake labeled by sages as ‘Viśalyā’; subtle Śiva iconography (trident/third-eye aura) reflected in water; the healed child stands unharmed beside his mother.
Contact with Śiva-sanctified tīrtha-water removes inner ‘śalya’—deep afflictions and karmic pain.
Viśalyā (also called Kapilā), a tīrtha associated with auspicious water within the Revā (Narmadā) sacred geography.
Implied: taking/using the tīrtha-water (snāna/ācamana) for purification and relief from affliction.
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