Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 77
तदेवानंतरूपाख्यं तदेवामृतमुत्तमम् । घ्राणवायौ प्रघोषोऽयं जठराग्नेर्महत्पदम्
tadevānaṃtarūpākhyaṃ tadevāmṛtamuttamam | ghrāṇavāyau praghoṣo'yaṃ jaṭharāgnermahatpadam
Das allein heißt „Gestalt des Unendlichen“; das allein ist der höchste Nektar. Dieser widerhallende Klang wird im Atem an der Nase vernommen und ist die große Stätte des Feuers im Bauch.
Śiva (deduced)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A yogin with visible gentle breath at the nostrils as a thin white stream; within the torso, a small sacred fire at the navel glows; above, an infinite serpent-like Ananta motif transforms into a stream of nectar descending as inner bliss.
FAQs
The yogin’s inner experience of nāda, linked with breath and inner fire, is praised as a doorway to the Infinite and to the ‘nectar’ of immortality.
No external tīrtha is named; the ‘great station’ is described as an internal yogic locus associated with breath and inner fire.
An implicit practice is indicated: attend to the resonant nāda in the nasal breath and stabilize awareness in the inner ‘padam’.