यन्नामस्मरणादेव न भयं कलिकालतः । प्रणवाख्यान्महालिंगात्प्राच्यां कल्मषनाशनम्
yannāmasmaraṇādeva na bhayaṃ kalikālataḥ | praṇavākhyānmahāliṃgātprācyāṃ kalmaṣanāśanam
Par le seul souvenir de Son Nom, il n’est point de crainte, même à l’âge de Kali. À l’orient se dresse le grand Liṅga nommé Praṇava, qui détruit les souillures du péché.
Skanda
Tirtha: Praṇava Mahāliṅga (in the eastern direction of Kāśī)
Type: temple
Scene: A pilgrim in Kāśī’s eastern quarter folds hands before a tall liṅga labeled ‘Praṇava’; a subtle Oṃ glyph glows above; the atmosphere suggests Kali-yuga anxieties dissolving into calm.
In Kali Yuga, remembrance of Śiva’s name is a direct refuge that removes fear and impurity.
The Praṇava Mahāliṅga situated in the eastern part of Kāśī is praised as sin-destroying.
Nāma-smaraṇa (remembering/reciting the divine name) is highlighted as the effective practice.