पर्यष्वजत बाहुभ्यां प्रस्नवापीडितस्तनी । सशल्यं पुत्रमादाय कापिलं ह्रदमाविशत्
paryaṣvajata bāhubhyāṃ prasnavāpīḍitastanī | saśalyaṃ putramādāya kāpilaṃ hradamāviśat
Sie umschlang ihn mit beiden Armen—die Brüste gedrückt, Milch strömte hervor—und, den noch verwundeten Sohn an sich nehmend, betrat sie den Kāpilā-See.
Narrator (Purāṇic narrator, likely Sūta/Lomaharṣaṇa in Āvantya-khaṇḍa style)
Tirtha: Kāpilā-hrada / Viśalyā-tīrtha
Type: kund
Scene: A mother clasps her wounded son tightly; milk streams as she carries him toward a luminous lake framed by forest and ascetics, the water shimmering with Śiva-auspicious radiance.
Sacred waters and maternal compassion symbolize grace that removes suffering and restores wholeness.
Kāpilā Hrada (the Kāpilā lake) is directly named and set up as a healing/purifying tīrtha.
Implicitly, entering/bathing in the Kāpilā Hrada is presented as beneficial, though no formal rite is detailed.