शन्नो देवीति मंत्रेण स्वाहाकारसमन्वितम् । पितॄणामर्घपात्रेषु तथैव च जलं क्षिपेत्
śanno devīti maṃtreṇa svāhākārasamanvitam | pitṝṇāmarghapātreṣu tathaiva ca jalaṃ kṣipet
Mit dem Mantra «śanno devī…», begleitet vom Ausruf «svāhā», soll man ebenso Wasser in die für die Pitṛs bestimmten Argha-Gefäße gießen.
Skanda (deduced)
Type: ghat
Scene: A pilgrim-priest seated on darbha near a riverbank tīrtha, arghya-vessels arranged; he pours water while chanting ‘śanno devī…’ and uttering svāhā, facing the pitṛ-direction with composed posture.
Offering water with mantra-sacralization is taught as a direct act of honor that sustains the bond between descendants and ancestors.
The line is part of a tirtha-glorifying chapter, but it focuses on the arghya procedure rather than identifying a specific site.
Recite ‘śanno devī…’ with ‘svāhā’ and pour water into the Pitṛs’ argha vessels.