दृष्टं त्रिलोचनात्प्राच्यां नर्मदेशं सुशर्मदम् । तल्लिंगार्चनतो नृणां गर्भवासो निषिध्यते
dṛṣṭaṃ trilocanātprācyāṃ narmadeśaṃ suśarmadam | talliṃgārcanato nṛṇāṃ garbhavāso niṣidhyate
À l’est de Trilocana se trouve le Liṅga nommé Narmadeśa, dispensateur d’un grand bien-être. Par le culte de ce Liṅga, le retour de l’homme à la vie du sein (renaissance) est contenu.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśī Khaṇḍa context, Skanda to Agastya)
Tirtha: Narmadeśa Liṅga
Type: kshetra
Scene: An eastern shrine at sunrise; the liṅga radiates calm light; a devotee offers bilva and water; behind, a symbolic wheel of rebirth slows and dissolves, replaced by a serene lotus—signifying cessation of garbha-vāsa.
Kāśī’s shrines are framed as liberating: sincere worship can obstruct the cycle of rebirth symbolized as ‘womb-dwelling’.
Narmadeśa Liṅga, located to the east of the Trilocana shrine in Kāśī.
Liṅgārcana (ritual worship of the Liṅga) is prescribed as the means to prevent garbhavāsa (rebirth).