लिंगार्चनविधानज्ञो लिंगार्चनरतः सदा । त्र्यक्ष एव स विज्ञेयः साक्षाद्द्व्यक्षोपि मानवः
liṃgārcanavidhānajño liṃgārcanarataḥ sadā | tryakṣa eva sa vijñeyaḥ sākṣāddvyakṣopi mānavaḥ
One who knows the proper ordinance of Liṅga-worship and is ever devoted to it should be known as the Three-eyed Lord Himself—though outwardly he is a two-eyed human.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī (Avimukta) liṅga-arcana tradition
Type: kshetra
Scene: A humble two-eyed human devotee, expert in liṅga-arcana, is shown with a subtle third-eye mark or aura, being honored by others as if Śiva Himself; the liṅga shrine glows behind.
Mastery of right worship and steady devotion transforms the devotee, making him akin to Śiva in sanctity.
Kāśī is the overarching sacred frame, emphasizing the exalted status of Śiva-worshipers there.
Learn and follow the ‘liṅgārcana-vidhāna’ and remain consistently engaged in liṅga worship.