तपोधनैस्तन्निधनं शंकमानैर्निवारितः । कारुण्यपूर्णहृदयैरन्यैरपि च संगिभिः
tapodhanaistannidhanaṃ śaṃkamānairnivāritaḥ | kāruṇyapūrṇahṛdayairanyairapi ca saṃgibhiḥ
Craignant que cela ne le mène à la mort, les sages ascètes le retinrent ; et d’autres compagnons encore, le cœur rempli de compassion, s’efforcèrent aussi de l’arrêter.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda speaking to Agastya)
Scene: A group of tapasvins and compassionate companions gently restrain an elderly, eager pilgrim—hands raised in pleading, faces soft with concern; the pilgrim’s staff and travel bundle indicate imminent departure.
Dharma includes compassionate counsel—community safeguards the devotee even amid intense zeal.
The restraint occurs within the Kedāra pilgrimage storyline; the tīrtha’s greatness is assumed in the background.
None explicitly; it depicts dhārmic intervention by sages and companions when a journey risks death.