वैरोचनेश्वरश्चैष पुरः प्रह्लादकेशवात् । बलिकेशवनामासावेष नारदकेशवः
vairocaneśvaraścaiṣa puraḥ prahlādakeśavāt | balikeśavanāmāsāveṣa nāradakeśavaḥ
Dieser Schrein ist Vairocaneśvara. Vor Prahlāda-Keśava steht dieser Keśava, genannt Bali-Keśava, der hier auch als Nārada-Keśava berühmt ist.
Skanda (deduced from Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrative convention)
Tirtha: Vairocaneśvara–Bali/Nārada-Keśava cluster (in front of Prahlāda-Keśava)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A narrow Kāśī lane opening to a small shrine cluster: a Śiva-liṅga labeled Vairocaneśvara and, facing it, a Viṣṇu image of Keśava with attendants evoking Bali and Nārada; pilgrims point and recite names in order.
Kāśī is praised as a sacred landscape where Śiva and Viṣṇu shrines coexist, guiding devotees through interconnected holy stations.
The local cluster around Vairocaneśvara and the Keśava shrine called Bali-Keśava (also Nārada-Keśava), situated near Prahlāda-Keśava in Kāśī.
No explicit rite is stated; the verse primarily maps sacred locations and names for devotional remembrance and pilgrimage.