जलपूर्णं समाधाय जलपात्रं समीपगम् । निजाचमनयोग्यं च जलपानार्थमेव च
jalapūrṇaṃ samādhāya jalapātraṃ samīpagam | nijācamanayogyaṃ ca jalapānārthameva ca
Er stellte in der Nähe ein mit Wasser gefülltes Gefäß bereit, geeignet für sein ācamanam (ritueller Schluck und Mundreinigung), und allein zum Trinken von Wasser bestimmt.
Narrator (deduced: Sūta/Lomaharṣaṇa-like purāṇic narrator in Māhātmya narrative)
Scene: Near a bed in a dim room, a clean water pot and sipping vessel are carefully placed, suggesting the protagonist’s residual discipline amid moral disorder.
Even ordinary acts like keeping water for ācamanam reflect a life oriented toward purity—yet vigilance is still required.
Not named in this verse; the chapter’s later verses connect the purification to Śaṃkhatīrtha.
Ācamanam (ritual sipping/rinsing with water) is referenced as a purity practice.