तस्मिन्दिने एकभुक्तं कारयेत्कृत्यकृत्तदा । बहुना च किमुक्तेन जंबूवृक्ष प्रपूजनात्
tasmindine ekabhuktaṃ kārayetkṛtyakṛttadā | bahunā ca kimuktena jaṃbūvṛkṣa prapūjanāt
An jenem Tag soll man ekabhukta üben—nur eine Mahlzeit—und so das Ritual vollenden. Doch wozu noch mehr Worte? Durch die vollkommene Verehrung des Jambū‑Baumes ist die Frucht gewiss.
Skanda (deduced from Nāgara-khaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya narration style)
Tirtha: Jambū-vṛkṣa
Type: kshetra
Scene: A pilgrim couple or individual offers a lamp and flowers at the base of a Jambū tree; a simple meal is shown later in the day, emphasizing restraint and completion of the rite.
Simple disciplined living (like ekabhukta) combined with focused devotion is portrayed as highly effective in tīrtha practice.
The tīrtha-context centers on worship of the Jambū tree; the verse itself does not name the geographical location.
Observe ekabhukta (one meal) on the specified day and perform devoted worship of the Jambū tree.