फेनपाः फेनजं लिंगं नाम चापि सुदुर्विदम् । कपिलो वालुकालिंगं वरदं च जपन्हरम्
phenapāḥ phenajaṃ liṃgaṃ nāma cāpi sudurvidam | kapilo vālukāliṃgaṃ varadaṃ ca japanharam
صنع الفينابا لِنْغًا مولودًا من الزَّبَد، وكان اسمه أيضًا بالغَ العُسْر في الفهم. وصنع كابيلا لِنْغًا من الرمل، وسمّاه «فارادا» (واهب النِّعَم) و«جابا-هارا» (مُزيل ثِقْل الجابا ومُتِمُّها).
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) (deduced)
Tirtha: Phena-ja liṅga (name ‘Sudurvidam’) and Kapila’s Vāluka-liṅga (‘Varada’, ‘Japa-hara’)
Type: ghat
Scene: Phenapas raise a shimmering foam-liṅga at the edge of churning water, its form half-emergent and mysterious; sage Kapila, tawny and ascetic, shapes a liṅga from sand on a riverbank, offering water and chanting, naming it Varada and Japa-hara.
Śiva accepts diverse modes of worship; sincere practice like japa is sanctified and brought to fruition by his grace.
No single tīrtha is explicitly named in this verse; it continues a catalog of liṅga manifestations.
Japa is alluded to through the epithet “Japa-hara,” but no detailed prescription is given.