रुद्राध्यायेन ये देवं स्नापयंति महेश्वरम् । तज्जलैः कुर्वतः स्नानं ते मृत्युं संतरंति च
rudrādhyāyena ye devaṃ snāpayaṃti maheśvaram | tajjalaiḥ kurvataḥ snānaṃ te mṛtyuṃ saṃtaraṃti ca
Ceux qui baignent le Dieu Maheśvara par la récitation du Rudrādhyāya, et ceux qui se baignent avec cette eau consacrée, ceux-là franchissent la mort.
Mahāmuni (to the King) (contextual attribution within Brahmottarakhaṇḍa narration)
Tirtha: Rudrābhiṣeka-jala (prasāda)
Type: temple
Scene: A Śiva-liṅga on a pedestal being bathed while a priest recites Rudrādhyāya; streams of water flow into a vessel; devotees later pour that consecrated water over their heads, symbolically stepping across a dark river labeled ‘mṛtyu’.
Śiva-abhiṣeka accompanied by Rudrādhyāya recitation sanctifies both worshipper and water, granting victory over mortality (mṛtyu-bhaya).
No particular site is specified; the verse glorifies the rite of Rudrādhyāya-based abhiṣeka itself.
Perform abhiṣeka of Maheśvara with Rudrādhyāya recitation, and bathe with the abhiṣeka water (tad-jala).