गुह्ये दद्यान्मृदं चैकां पायौ पंचांबुसां तराः । दश वामकरे चापि सप्त पाणिद्वये मृदः
guhye dadyānmṛdaṃ caikāṃ pāyau paṃcāṃbusāṃ tarāḥ | daśa vāmakare cāpi sapta pāṇidvaye mṛdaḥ
يضع جزءًا واحدًا من التراب على الموضع السريّ، وخمسة أجزاء (مع الماء) على الدبر؛ ثم عشرة أجزاء على اليد اليسرى، وسبعة أجزاء على كلتا اليدين.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A symbolic instructional tableau: a devotee with a small clay lump and water pot, counting applications on fingers; the scene is modest and non-explicit, focusing on ritual counting and cleanliness.
Dharma values precision in purification—order and measured practice cultivate inner discipline.
None; this is a technical śauca instruction within the Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s dharma teaching.
Specified counts for cleansing with earth and water: one for the private part, five for the anus (with water), ten for the left hand, and seven for both hands.