घृतेन हतपापः स्यान्मधुना सुभगो भवेत् । विरोगो दधिदुग्धाभ्यां लिंगं संस्नाप्य जायते
ghṛtena hatapāpaḥ syānmadhunā subhago bhavet | virogo dadhidugdhābhyāṃ liṃgaṃ saṃsnāpya jāyate
مَن اغتسلَ اللِّينغا بالسَّمن (ghee) زالت خطاياه؛ وبالعسل يصيرُ ذا حُسنٍ وحظٍّ. وباللبن الرائب (دَهي) واللبن إذا سُقِيَتِ اللِّينغا بهما صار المرءُ بريئًا من المرض.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Type: temple
Scene: Streams of ghee, honey, curd, and milk cascade over a black stone liṅga, forming layered textures; attendants hold vessels while the devotee prays for purification and health.
Devotional abhiṣeka is portrayed as both inner purification (sin-removal) and outer well-being (health and auspiciousness).
No specific tīrtha; the emphasis is on liṅga-abhiṣeka as a universal Śaiva practice.
Bathing the Śiva-liṅga with ghee, honey, curd, and milk, each associated with distinct merits.