अतितृप्तिं समापन्नास्ते तदन्ननिषेवणात् । आचांताश्चंदनैः स्रग्भिरंबरैः परिभूषिताः
atitṛptiṃ samāpannāste tadannaniṣevaṇāt | ācāṃtāścaṃdanaiḥ sragbhiraṃbaraiḥ paribhūṣitāḥ
By eating that food, they became exceedingly satisfied; and, having rinsed after the meal, they were honored—adorned with sandal paste, garlands, and garments.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī (Avimukta-kṣetra)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Frame sages; in-scene audience are participants of the hospitality episode
Scene: After a sumptuous meal, guests/sages sit content; they perform ācāmana and are honored with sandal paste, garlands, and garments—an auspicious completion of hospitality.
Feeding others to fullness and honoring them afterward is portrayed as complete hospitality that generates merit and harmony.
Kāśī, where acts of anna-dāna and honoring guests are depicted as natural expressions of dharma.
Post-meal ācāmana and the honoring of guests with sandal paste, garlands, and clothing (vastra-dāna).