तिल दानं तु देवेशि तत्र शस्तं सकाञ्चनम् । पितॄणां वल्लभं तीर्थं नित्यं चैव तु भामिनि
tila dānaṃ tu deveśi tatra śastaṃ sakāñcanam | pitṝṇāṃ vallabhaṃ tīrthaṃ nityaṃ caiva tu bhāmini
يا سيدةَ الآلهة، إنَّ التصدّقَ بالسمسم هناك—مع الذهب—ممدوحٌ غايةَ المدح. يا المتألّقة، ذلك التيرثا محبوبٌ على الدوام لدى البِتْرِ، أسلافِ الأرواح.
Īśvara (Śiva)
Tirtha: Tritakūpa
Type: kund
Listener: Devī (Deveśi/Bhāminī)
Scene: A pilgrim offers a small vessel of black sesame and a gold coin/ornament to a brāhmaṇa near the kund; pitṛs are suggested as satisfied presences; the tīrtha appears timeless and serene.
Charity aligned with sacred place and purpose—especially for the welfare of ancestors—becomes a powerful dharmic act.
Tritakūpa tīrtha at Prabhāsakṣetra, described as especially beloved to the Pitṛs.
Tila-dāna (donation of sesame), recommended with kāñcana (gold), as an offering connected to pitṛ-related merit.