प्रयागमाधवं भक्त्या प्रयागेशं च कामदम् । प्रयागे तपसि स्नात्वा येर्चयंत्यन्वहं सदा
prayāgamādhavaṃ bhaktyā prayāgeśaṃ ca kāmadam | prayāge tapasi snātvā yercayaṃtyanvahaṃ sadā
Those who, after bathing at Tapas-tīrtha in Prayāga, worship with devotion every day without fail both Prayāga-Mādhava and Prayāgeśa, the wish-bestower Kāmada,
Skanda
Tirtha: Tapas-tīrtha with Prayāga-Mādhava and Prayāgeśa worship
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pilgrims seeking a complete Prayāga regimen
Scene: A pilgrim couple or ascetic, fresh from bathing, stands between two sanctums: one with Viṣṇu as Mādhava holding śaṅkha-cakra, the other with the Prayāgeśa liṅga; offerings and lamps arranged symmetrically to show Hari-Hara unity.
Sacred bathing followed by steady daily devotion—honoring both Hari and Hara—forms a complete path of tīrtha-dharma.
Prayāga, particularly Tapas-tīrtha, along with the deities Prayāga-Mādhava and Prayāgeśa.
Bathe at Tapas-tīrtha in Prayāga and perform daily worship (arcana) of Prayāga-Mādhava and Prayāgeśa.