उटजेश्वर लिंगं तु व्याघ्रेशात्पश्चिमे स्थितम् । भक्तरक्षार्थमुद्भूतं स्यात्समभ्यर्च्य निर्भयः
uṭajeśvara liṃgaṃ tu vyāghreśātpaścime sthitam | bhaktarakṣārthamudbhūtaṃ syātsamabhyarcya nirbhayaḥ
Der Liṅga namens Uṭajeśvara steht westlich von Vyāghreśvara. Er ist zum Schutz der Bhaktas hervorgegangen; wer ihn verehrt, wird furchtlos.
Skanda
Tirtha: Uṭajeśvara
Type: kshetra
Listener: Agastya
Scene: A pilgrim moves west from Vyāghreśvara to a modest shrine of Uṭajeśvara; the liṅga is shown emerging (udbhūta) as a guardian for devotees; worship (lamp, water, bilva) culminates in a visible aura of fearlessness.
Kāśī’s Liṅgas are portrayed as compassionate guardians; sincere worship yields inner and outer fearlessness.
Uṭajeśvara Liṅga in Kāśī, described as lying to the west of Vyāghreśvara.
Samabhyarcana—proper worship/archana of Uṭajeśvara for protection and fearlessness.