शिरः सर्वात्मने पूज्य उमां पश्चात्प्रपूजयेत् । क्षामोदरायैह्युदरं सुकण्ठायै च कण्ठकम्
śiraḥ sarvātmane pūjya umāṃ paścātprapūjayet | kṣāmodarāyaihyudaraṃ sukaṇṭhāyai ca kaṇṭhakam
Après avoir vénéré la tête par (hommage) au « Sarvātman », l’« Âme de tout », qu’on vénère ensuite dûment Umā—(honorant) son ventre comme « Kṣāmodarā » et sa gorge comme « Sukaṇṭhā ».
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Revā (Narmadā)
Type: tirtha
Scene: A paired worship scene: after Śiva, the devotee turns to Umā, offering aṅga-pūjā—touching head, belly, and throat—visualizing her as Sarvātman, Kṣāmodarā, and Sukaṇṭhā beside the liṅga.
Śiva and Umā are worshipped in complement: honoring the Divine Feminine through named forms cultivates devotion and auspiciousness.
The verse is part of Revā Khaṇḍa’s vrata instructions; it does not name a particular tirtha in this line.
After worshipping with the Sarvātman epithet, perform Umā’s aṅga-pūjā with specific names for belly and throat.