मत्स्येन सुभगा नारी स्वस्तिकेन वसुप्रदा । पद्मेन भूपतेः पत्नी जनयेद्भूपतिं सुतम्
matsyena subhagā nārī svastikena vasupradā | padmena bhūpateḥ patnī janayedbhūpatiṃ sutam
Si se ve la marca del pez, la mujer es afortunada; con la marca del svastika, se vuelve dadora de riquezas. Con la marca del loto, llega a ser esposa de un rey y engendra un hijo de estirpe regia.
Skanda
Scene: Close view of a palm bearing distinct emblems: a fish, a svastika, and a lotus; behind, a symbolic progression—household prosperity, then royal court, then a crowned child—rendered as vignettes with Kāśī’s ghats as backdrop.
Prosperity and social elevation are framed as outcomes of accumulated merit, symbolized through auspicious marks.
The teaching occurs within the Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s Kāśī setting, though no particular tīrtha is named in this verse.
None; it lists omen-like indicators (marks) and their results.