पानीयदधिदुग्धाद्यैः क्रमाद्दशगुणं फलम् । मासं संस्नाप्य वै भक्त्या पिष्टाद्यैश्च विरूक्षयेत्
pānīyadadhidugdhādyaiḥ kramāddaśaguṇaṃ phalam | māsaṃ saṃsnāpya vai bhaktyā piṣṭādyaiśca virūkṣayet
Avec l’eau, le caillé, le lait et autres—successivement—le fruit devient dix fois plus grand. Après avoir baigné (le Liṅga) pendant un mois avec dévotion, qu’on le saupoudre ou l’asperge aussi de farine et de substances semblables.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Type: temple
Scene: A calendar-like sequence of daily abhiṣekas: water, then curd, then milk, with the devotee returning each day for a month; finally, a gentle dusting/sprinkling of flour over the sanctified liṅga as a concluding rite.
Sustained devotion over time (a month-long practice) magnifies merit, especially when offerings are made in prescribed order.
No named tīrtha; it frames a general vrata-style regimen of Śiva-liṅga worship.
Sequential abhiṣeka using water/curd/milk etc., performed for a month with devotion, plus a further application/sprinkling using flour and similar items.