पुष्पैर्वृष्टिं तु मुञ्चंति मुखवाद्यानि चापरे । हसंति चापरे हृष्टा गर्जंति च तथापरे
puṣpairvṛṣṭiṃ tu muñcaṃti mukhavādyāni cāpare | hasaṃti cāpare hṛṣṭā garjaṃti ca tathāpare
Einige ließen einen Blumenregen niedergehen; andere spielten Blasinstrumente. Manche lachten vor Freude, und andere brüllten laut auf.
Śiva (deduced from first-person declarations in the same passage, vv. 11–13)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra (Devikā-taṭa)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Devī/Umā
Scene: A shower of blossoms descends like rain over a riverbank shrine; musicians blow conch-like and flute-like mouth instruments; groups laugh in exhilaration while others roar in triumphant acclamation, filling the sky with sound and petals.
Devotion naturally overflows into offerings, music, and joyful praise when the divine is present.
Prabhāsakṣetra, depicted as a supremely auspicious setting for Śiva’s worship.
Offering flowers and playing devotional music are shown as acts of pūjā, though not framed as a formal injunction.