ततो मया महल्लिंगं जालिमध्यगतं तदा । मध्याह्नेऽस्य जलाधारो दृष्टश्चैवा विदूरतः
tato mayā mahalliṃgaṃ jālimadhyagataṃ tadā | madhyāhne'sya jalādhāro dṛṣṭaścaivā vidūrataḥ
«Alors j’aperçus un grand Liṅga, placé au milieu d’une enceinte semblable à une treille. À midi, de loin, je vis aussi son réservoir d’eau (pour le culte).»
Lomaśa
Type: temple
Listener: Bhūpa (king)
Scene: From a distance at noon, a weary traveler glimpses a large, radiant liṅga inside a lattice-like enclosure; nearby a stone or earthen water-reservoir glints in sunlight.
The sighting of the Liṅga and its worship-setting signals the start of a transformative Śaiva encounter that will bear spiritual fruit.
The verse hints at a Śiva shrine (liṅga with a jalādhāra) but does not name the location in this snippet.
A jalādhāra implies abhiṣeka-oriented worship (water-offering to the Liṅga), though the act is not yet described here.