उद्दालकेश्वराल्लिंगात्तीर्थं उद्दालकाभिधे । याम्यां च यमदंष्ट्राख्या चर्वयेद्विघ्नसंहतिम्
uddālakeśvarālliṃgāttīrthaṃ uddālakābhidhe | yāmyāṃ ca yamadaṃṣṭrākhyā carvayedvighnasaṃhatim
Du Liṅga d’Uddālakeśvara naît le tīrtha nommé Uddālaka. Et vers le sud se tient la Devī appelée Yamadaṃṣṭrā, qui broie l’amas des obstacles.
Skanda
Tirtha: Uddālaka tīrtha
Type: kund
Scene: A small tīrtha pool labeled ‘Uddālaka’ near the Uddālakeśvara Liṅga; in the southern direction stands Devī Yamadaṃṣṭrā with fang-like motifs, chewing a heap of thorny obstacles; pilgrims approach with lamps and water-vessels.
Kāśī’s sacred landscape unites liṅgas, tīrthas, and guardian Śaktis—each aiding the pilgrim by dissolving obstacles on the path of dharma.
Uddālaka Tīrtha associated with the Uddālakeśvara Liṅga in Kāśī.
No explicit rite is stated; the verse identifies the tīrtha and the protective Devī who destroys obstacles.