एकैकां पादयोर्दद्यात्तिस्रः पाण्योर्मृदस्तथा । इत्थं शौचं गृही कुर्याद्गंधलेपक्षयावधि
ekaikāṃ pādayordadyāttisraḥ pāṇyormṛdastathā | itthaṃ śaucaṃ gṛhī kuryādgaṃdhalepakṣayāvadhi
Qu’on applique une portion à chacun des pieds, et de même trois portions aux mains. Ainsi le maître de maison accomplira la purification jusqu’à ce que toute odeur et toute souillure soient entièrement effacées.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A householder completes purification, washing hands and feet near a small water vessel; the focus is on cleanliness and readiness, with a subtle path leading toward a ghat/temple in the background.
Purity is outcome-based as well as rule-based—cleansing continues until impurity is truly removed.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned; the instruction supports dharmic living in the Kāśī milieu.
Apply one portion of earth to each foot and three to the hands; perform śauca until odor and smear disappear.