पादुकाछत्ररहितस्तांबूलपरिवर्जितः । तैलाभ्यंगविहीनश्च स्त्रीसंगादिविवर्जितः
pādukāchatrarahitastāṃbūlaparivarjitaḥ | tailābhyaṃgavihīnaśca strīsaṃgādivivarjitaḥ
Qu’il marche sans sandales ni ombrelle, renonçant au bétel (tāmbūla), s’abstenant des onctions d’huile, et se tenant loin de la compagnie des femmes et des jouissances semblables.
Skanda (deduced: Setukhaṇḍa instructional passage)
Tirtha: Setu / Setubandha
Type: kshetra
Scene: A barefoot pilgrim walking on a sandy coastal path, no umbrella, minimal belongings; he turns away from a roadside vendor offering betel; his demeanor restrained and focused.
Renouncing comforts and sensual distractions turns travel into tapas (austerity) and purifies the pilgrim.
Setu/Setubandha (Rāmeśvaram), approached through disciplined, austere pilgrimage.
Avoiding travel comforts (sandals/umbrella), betel, oil-massage, and sensual company as part of a pilgrimage-vrata.