महाकालाभिधं लिंगं दर्शनान्मोक्षदं परम् । अयोगंधेश्वरं लिंगं पुष्करात्तीर्थसत्तमात्
mahākālābhidhaṃ liṃgaṃ darśanānmokṣadaṃ param | ayogaṃdheśvaraṃ liṃgaṃ puṣkarāttīrthasattamāt
The liṅga known as Mahākāla grants supreme liberation by its very darśana, the sacred sight. And the liṅga called Ayogaṃdheśvara has come from Puṣkara, the best of tīrthas.
Skanda
Tirtha: Mahākāla-liṅga; Ayogaṃdheśvara-liṅga (from Puṣkara)
Type: temple
Scene: Two shrines in Kāśī: Mahākāla-liṅga radiating liberation; Ayogaṃdheśvara-liṅga accompanied by symbols of Puṣkara (lotus lake, Brahmā imagery, desert hues) indicating its origin.
Darśana of certain Śiva-liṅgas in Kāśī is taught as a direct means toward mokṣa.
Mahākāla Liṅga in Kāśī is praised as mokṣa-giving; Puṣkara is referenced as the source-tīrtha of Ayogaṃdheśvara.
Darśana (devotional visitation/seeing) of Mahākāla Liṅga is the stated observance.