कुंडं चखान तस्याग्रे विमलोदक संज्ञकम् । यस्य तोयस्य संस्पर्शाद्विमलो जायते नरः
kuṃḍaṃ cakhāna tasyāgre vimalodaka saṃjñakam | yasya toyasya saṃsparśādvimalo jāyate naraḥ
Davor grub er einen Teich, Vimalodaka genannt; durch die bloße Berührung seines Wassers wird der Mensch rein und makellos.
Skanda
Tirtha: Vimalodaka Kuṇḍa
Type: kund
Listener: Agastya (implied)
Scene: A clear stone-lined pond before a liṅga shrine; pilgrims touch or bathe in shimmering water labeled ‘Vimalodaka’; the water’s surface reflects a bright, spotless aura; lotuses and steps (ghāṭa-like) frame the kuṇḍa.
Kāśī’s holiness is concretely experienced through its tīrthas—sacred waters that purify body and mind and support dharmic living.
Vimalodaka Kuṇḍa, the sacred pond before Kapardīśvara in Kāśī.
Contact with the tīrtha-water (implying snāna or reverent use of the water) is praised as purifying.