महारुंडा प्रतीच्यां च देवी स्वप्नेश्वरी शुभा । भविष्यं कथयेत्स्वप्ने भक्तस्याग्रे शुभाशुभम्
mahāruṃḍā pratīcyāṃ ca devī svapneśvarī śubhā | bhaviṣyaṃ kathayetsvapne bhaktasyāgre śubhāśubham
À l’occident se trouve Mahāruṇḍā, la bienfaisante Déesse Svapneśvarī. Dans le rêve, elle annonce au dévot ce qui doit advenir, heureux ou funeste.
Skanda
Tirtha: Svapneśvarī (Mahāruṇḍā) shrine (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Night in Kāśī: the western shrine of Svapneśvarī; a devotee sleeps and sees the goddess in a luminous dream, revealing symbols of coming events—some auspicious, some cautionary—while the ghāṭas lie quiet under moonlight.
The Goddess is depicted as an intimate guide: devotion can yield inner instruction and warning through dreams.
The Svapneśvarī-related sacred spot in Kāśī, mapped here to the western quarter (pratīcī).
No explicit ritual is given here; the verse describes the fruit—prophetic guidance in dreams for devotees.