औदुम्बरेण दण्डेन संवृतो मृगचर्मणा । तया सार्धं प्रविष्टश्च ब्रह्मा तं यज्ञमण्डपम्
audumbareṇa daṇḍena saṃvṛto mṛgacarmaṇā | tayā sārdhaṃ praviṣṭaśca brahmā taṃ yajñamaṇḍapam
Einen Stab aus Udumbara-Holz tragend und in ein Hirschfell gehüllt, betrat Brahmā zusammen mit ihr jenen Opferpavillon.
Īśvara (Śiva)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: Brahmā, wrapped in deer-skin and holding an udumbara staff, enters the yajña pavilion with Gāyatrī; the agni burns bright, priests rise in respect, and the mandapa is lined with kuśa and ritual vessels.
Even the highest deity models restraint and ritual correctness—outer symbols of discipline support inner steadiness in sacred action.
Prabhāsakṣetra, where Brahmā’s yajña is portrayed as a landmark sacred event within the site’s māhātmya.
Ritual insignia and decorum are emphasized: staff (daṇḍa), deer-skin (mṛgacarma), and formal entry into the yajña pavilion.