अथ संक्षीणपापास्ते कालभैरवदर्शनात् । इहैव देहिनो भूत्वा मुच्यंते ते ममाज्ञया
atha saṃkṣīṇapāpāste kālabhairavadarśanāt | ihaiva dehino bhūtvā mucyaṃte te mamājñayā
Dann, da ihre Sünden durch die Schau Kālabhairavas erschöpft sind, nehmen sie hier selbst wieder einen Leib an und werden — auf meinen Befehl — befreit.
Skanda (deduced for Kāśīkhaṇḍa narration, typically to Agastya)
Tirtha: Kālabhairava (Kāśī-kṣetrapāla)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Interlocutor within Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrative frame (contextual)
Scene: Kālabhairava’s fierce yet protective presence: garlanded, with dog-vāhana, trident and drum; before him, formerly tormented beings regain embodied form and are released, the nooses loosening and faces turning serene.
Darśana of Kālabhairava is portrayed as a powerful purifier; grace and divine ordinance complete the path to release.
Kāśī/Avimukta, specifically through Kālabhairava’s salvific presence.
The implied practice is Kālabhairava-darśana (seeking the deity’s vision) as a purificatory act.