Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 2
तथापि मम भाग्येन मत्पुण्यैर्मद्गृहं गतः । न तृप्ये त्वन्मुखांभोजाच्च्युतं वाक्यामृतं पुनः
tathāpi mama bhāgyena matpuṇyairmadgṛhaṃ gataḥ | na tṛpye tvanmukhāṃbhojāccyutaṃ vākyāmṛtaṃ punaḥ
„Und doch bist du durch mein Glück und durch das von mir erworbene Verdienst in mein Haus gekommen. Dennoch werde ich nicht satt, immer wieder, am Nektar deiner Worte, der aus deinem lotusgleichen Mund herabfließt.“
Unspecified in snippet (a host/devotee addressing a revered brāhmaṇa/sage)
Listener: Śūdra (host)
Scene: The host offers water and a seat to the visiting brāhmaṇa; the host’s face shows grateful wonder, as if drinking the nectar of speech; lotus imagery subtly frames the narrator’s mouth/words.
FAQs
Puṇya ripens into satsaṅga: hosting and hearing a saint is itself a devotional blessing that never feels ‘enough’ to the sincere seeker.
This verse itself praises satsaṅga rather than naming a particular tīrtha; it sits within the Tīrthamāhātmya flow of Nāgarakhaṇḍa.
No explicit rite is prescribed here; the implied dharma is honoring holy guests and listening to dhārmic discourse.