तमालदलसंछन्नः क्वचिद्वैवस्वतद्युतिः । क्वचिद्धातुविलिप्तांगो गणाध्यक्षवपुर्नगः
tamāladalasaṃchannaḥ kvacidvaivasvatadyutiḥ | kvaciddhātuviliptāṃgo gaṇādhyakṣavapurnagaḥ
في بعض نواحيه يكتسي بأوراقِ التامالا فيحملُ بهاءَ فايڤاسڤاتا (إله الشمس)، وفي نواحٍ أخرى كأنه مُلطَّخٌ بألوانِ المعادن، فيتخذُ هيئةَ وجلالَ سيّدِ الغَنا (غانيشا).
Narrator (within Prabhāsakṣetra Māhātmya context)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra (sacred hill)
Type: peak
Scene: A sacred mountain: one slope darkened by dense tamāla leaves, yet shimmering with sun-like brilliance; another slope streaked with mineral pigments, forming an imposing Gaṇādhyakṣa-like visage in the rock.
The tīrtha reveals many divine correspondences—sunlike brilliance and Gaṇeśa-like majesty—showing the sacred as multi-faceted.
The mountain within Prabhāsa-kṣetra, whose natural features evoke divine forms and radiance.
No ritual instruction appears; it is descriptive māhātmya intended to inspire devotion and pilgrimage.