यावंत एव तालाः स्यु रागास्तावंत एव हि । इति गीतोपनिषदा प्रत्यहं सा शुभव्रता
yāvaṃta eva tālāḥ syu rāgāstāvaṃta eva hi | iti gītopaniṣadā pratyahaṃ sā śubhavratā
بعدد ما يكون من التالا (الأوزان الإيقاعية) يكون حقًّا من الراغات. وهكذا لُقِّنَتْ بـ«غيتوبانيشاد»، فكانت تلك المرأة ذات النذور المباركة تمارس ذلك يومًا بعد يوم.
Skanda (deduced for Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrative)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A devoted woman, instructed by a ‘Gītopaniṣad’, practices daily—counting tāla with fingers while singing a rāga as an offering before a Śiva symbol.
Devotion is sustained through disciplined daily practice; sacred sound (music/rhythm) becomes a vehicle for steadfast worship.
The setting is Kāśī; the chapter’s devotional arc centers on Śiva’s Oṃkāra-liṅga within Kāśī’s sacred landscape.
A pratyaha (daily) observance is implied—regular devotional practice grounded in sacred sound/teaching.