रत्नाकरेषु रत्नानि न तावंति महामुने । यावंति संति विश्वेशनिर्माल्योपभुजां गृहे
ratnākareṣu ratnāni na tāvaṃti mahāmune | yāvaṃti saṃti viśveśanirmālyopabhujāṃ gṛhe
Oh gran sabio, las joyas de los océanos no son tantas como los tesoros que hay en las casas de quienes, en Kāśī, participan del nirmālya—los santos restos—del Señor Viśveśa.
Skanda
Tirtha: Viśveśvara (Kāśī Viśvanātha) kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Śaunaka and sages / addressed 'mahāmune' within the dialogue
Scene: Inside a Kāśī household, devotees receive Viśveśa’s nirmālya/prasāda with folded hands; the home appears filled with jewel-like radiance, suggesting abundance born of devotion rather than commerce.
Reverence for Viśveśa’s sacred remnants (nirmālya) is portrayed as a powerful source of prosperity and merit in Kāśī.
Kāśī (Vārāṇasī), centered on the worship of Lord Viśveśvara (Viśveśa).
Partaking/accepting Viśveśa’s nirmālya—honoring temple remnants as sacred prasad-like blessings.