अन्नानि चैकभक्तस्य शृणुतानि फलाप्तये । जंब्वपामार्ग खदिर जाती चूतकदंबकम्
annāni caikabhaktasya śṛṇutāni phalāptaye | jaṃbvapāmārga khadira jātī cūtakadaṃbakam
Hear, for the attainment of merit’s fruit, the rules concerning foods for one who observes ekabhakta, eating only once a day. The prescribed tooth-stick trees (dantakāṣṭha) are: jambu, apāmārga, khadira, jātī, cūta, and kadamba.
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa context)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pulomajā (implied)
Scene: A devotee at dawn performs dantadhāvana with a twig, with a small arrangement of different tree twigs labeled/recognized; later a simple single meal is shown on a leaf plate, emphasizing eka-bhakta restraint.
Self-restraint (like eka-bhakta) and purity disciplines are taught as means to secure the vow’s spiritual fruit.
The teaching is embedded in Kāśī’s dharma-mahātmya context within the Kāśīkhaṇḍa.
Eka-bhakta (one meal a day) discipline and the approved plants for dantakāṣṭha such as jambu and khadira.