सोपस्कराणिवेश्मानिमु सलोलूखलादिभिः । यैर्दत्तानि सशय्यानि तेषां हर्म्याण्यमूनि वै
sopaskarāṇiveśmānimu salolūkhalādibhiḥ | yairdattāni saśayyāni teṣāṃ harmyāṇyamūni vai
Ceux qui ont donné des demeures pourvues d’ustensiles—jarres d’eau, mortiers et autres, ainsi que des lits—obtiennent vraiment ces palais splendides.
Skanda
Scene: A donor ceremonially hands over keys/ownership of a small furnished house to a Brāhmaṇa/ascetic; inside are water-pots, mortar, and bedding; above, a celestial mansion appears as the promised fruit.
Providing complete shelter—home, furnishings, and rest—counts as comprehensive charity and yields corresponding auspicious enjoyments.
No specific tīrtha is named; the verse teaches the fruit of gṛha-dāna within the Kāśī Khaṇḍa context.
Gṛha-dāna: donating a furnished dwelling along with beds and household implements.