The Greatness of the Sacred Pond Called Asikuṇḍa
द्वादश्यां च चतुर्दश्यां श्रद्धधानाः जितेन्द्रियाः ॥ फलानि तस्य पश्यन्ति लभन्ते न सुनिश्चिताः ।
dvādaśyāṁ ca caturdaśyāṁ śraddadhānā jitendriyāḥ || phalāni tasya paśyanti labhante na suniścitāḥ |
Am zwölften und am vierzehnten Mondtag schauen die Glaubenden und Selbstbeherrschten seine Früchte; und sie erlangen sie, wahrlich, mit Gewissheit.
Varāha (implicit)
It documents the linkage between lunar calendrics and tīrtha practice, a key feature for reconstructing historical ritual life and pilgrimage scheduling.
The location is not named in this verse; the surrounding context indicates Mathurā and the Varāha-tīrtha.
Self-restraint (jitendriyatā) and sincerity (śraddhā) are presented as the core disciplines associated with beneficial outcomes.
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