सभार्यामीश्वरगुणैः स्थिरपत्राणि चादधुः । ततः संपूजितास्तेन पुनरागम्य तेऽचलात्
sabhāryāmīśvaraguṇaiḥ sthirapatrāṇi cādadhuḥ | tataḥ saṃpūjitāstena punarāgamya te'calāt
Avec leurs épouses, ils affermirent ces signes de feuilles inébranlables par les vertus mêmes du Seigneur ; puis, honorés par Lui, ils revinrent à nouveau de la montagne.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa narrative style
Tirtha: Himācala (Himālaya)
Type: peak
Scene: The seven sages, accompanied by their wives, obtain auspicious leaf-tokens; they are honored by Śiva and then return from the Himalaya, carrying sanctity back to the divine city.
Divine grace (Īśvara-guṇa) completes auspicious tasks, and those who serve are honored—showing reciprocity between devotion and divine blessing.
The mountain (Acala), i.e., Himālaya, is the sacred setting for the divine wedding preparations.
No explicit rite is commanded; the focus is on auspicious acquisition and divine honoring as part of wedding preparations.