सहस्रकमलानां च स्मेराणां स्वयमेव हि । नवप्रसूतां कपिलां सुशीलां च पयस्विनीम्
sahasrakamalānāṃ ca smerāṇāṃ svayameva hi | navaprasūtāṃ kapilāṃ suśīlāṃ ca payasvinīm
وعليه أيضًا، من تلقاء نفسه، أن يقدّم بقرةً كَبِلَا بلونٍ أشقرَ مائلٍ إلى الحمرة، حديثةَ الولادة، وديعةَ الطبع، حسنةَ السيرة، غزيرةَ اللبن، مع ألفِ زهرةِ لوتسٍ طريّةٍ بهيّة.
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa context typically Skanda to Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī (Avimukta)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A devout couple in Kāśī prepares a kapilā cow newly calved, garlanded, with a tray of a thousand fresh lotuses; the Ganga and temple spires form the sacred backdrop.
Voluntary generosity—especially pure gifts like a milk-yielding cow and sacred lotuses—is upheld as a direct means to gain auspicious merit in Kāśī.
The broader setting is the Kāśī-kṣetra (Vārāṇasī) māhātmya, where dharmic gifts and vows are said to yield amplified spiritual fruit.
Dāna: offering a newly calved, gentle, milk-rich kapilā cow along with a thousand lotuses.