अष्टौ कुंडानि संकल्प्य तथैकमण्डपे प्रिये । लेपनं मण्डपे कृत्वा वज्राकरणमेव च
aṣṭau kuṃḍāni saṃkalpya tathaikamaṇḍape priye | lepanaṃ maṇḍape kṛtvā vajrākaraṇameva ca
يا حبيبة، ينبغي أن يُتصوَّر ثمانية كُوندات (kuṇḍa) وأن تُرتَّب كذلك داخل مَنْدَبَةٍ واحدة. وبعد تلييس المَنْدَبَة، يُؤدَّى طقس فَجْرَاكَرَنَة (vajrākaraṇa) ليغدو ثابتًا، كأنه مُقوّى بقوة الفَجْرَا.
Śiva (addressing Pārvatī as priye)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pārvatī
Scene: Inside one grand pavilion, eight fire-pits are laid out in a harmonious pattern; the floor is freshly plastered with smooth clay; a priest performs vajrākaraṇa with protective gestures and consecrated substances, making the space ‘thunderbolt-firm’.
Worship in a tīrtha is both devotion and disciplined preparation—creating a stable sacred space for divine rites.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra, framed as a place where structured yajña arrangements carry great sanctifying power.
Plan eight kuṇḍas within a single maṇḍapa, plaster the space, and complete the strengthening/finishing rite called vajrākaraṇa.