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The Glory of Rudra: The Origin of the Kapālamocana Pilgrimage Site and Rudra’s Expiatory Vow
जन्मतश्च शिरो यद्धि पञ्चमं तज्जगाद ह ॥ मन्त्रंाथर्वणं रुद्रो येन सद्यः प्रमुच्यते ॥
janmataś ca śiro yaddhi pañcamaṃ taj jagāda ha || mantram ātharvaṇaṃ rudro yena sadyaḥ pramucyate ||
Und was das Haupt betrifft: Wahrlich, als ein „Fünftes“ (Prinzip/Teil) hat er es so verkündet. Darauf lehrte Rudra ein atharvanisches Mantra, durch das man sogleich Befreiung erlangt.
Varāha
It shows Purāṇic incorporation of Vedic lineages (Atharva) into later devotional-ritual frameworks, indicating cross-textual authority building.
No geographic location is mentioned.
Implicitly, it values disciplined recourse to authorized mantra traditions as a means of purification or release.
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