अन्यानि तत्र देवेशि लुप्तानि विवराणि वै । एवं तु प्रकटं तत्र दृश्यतेऽद्यापि भामिनि
anyāni tatra deveśi luptāni vivarāṇi vai | evaṃ tu prakaṭaṃ tatra dṛśyate'dyāpi bhāmini
أما الفتحات الأخرى هناك، يا سيدة الآلهة، فقد اندثرت حقًّا. غير أن هذه الفتحة ما تزال ظاهرة هناك وتُرى إلى اليوم، أيتها المتلألئة.
Skanda (deduced, Prabhāsa Māhātmya narration)
Tirtha: Arkasthala-vivara (manifest opening)
Type: cave
Listener: Devī (addressed as Deveśī/Bhāminī)
Scene: A serene scene: pilgrims and a guiding priest stand before a clearly visible cleft/opening; some older collapsed hollows are hinted at in the background; the enduring opening is highlighted by light.
The Māhātmya links scripture to lived geography, presenting enduring landmarks as aids to faith and pilgrimage.
The still-visible ‘vivara’ associated with Arkasthala in Prabhāsa Kṣetra.
No explicit prescription; it emphasizes the continuing visibility of a sacred landmark.