हयग्रीवेश्वरे तीर्थे लोलार्कादुत्तरे सदा । महारुंडा प्रचंडास्या तिष्ठते भक्तविघ्नहृत्
hayagrīveśvare tīrthe lolārkāduttare sadā | mahāruṃḍā pracaṃḍāsyā tiṣṭhate bhaktavighnahṛt
At the Hayagrīveśvara Tīrtha, ever to the north of Lolārka, stands Mahāruṇḍā of fierce visage—she who removes obstacles for devotees.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda speaking to Agastya)
Tirtha: Hayagrīveśvara Tīrtha (near Lolārka)
Type: tirtha
Scene: A small shrine at Hayagrīveśvara Tīrtha; Mahāruṇḍā with fierce face stands as guardian; directional cue: Lolārka to the south, indicating a pilgrim moving northward; obstacles dissolving around devotees.
Devotion in Kāśī is supported by guardian Śakti who actively removes impediments, ensuring the pilgrim’s dharmic journey.
Hayagrīveśvara Tīrtha in Kāśī, located to the north of Lolārka.
Implicit worship/approach to Mahāruṇḍā for vighna-nāśa (obstacle removal); no explicit snāna/dāna/japa is stated.