उद्वर्तनं च देहस्य कदाचित्षष्टिमे पदे । नेत्रांजनप्रभावाच्च बिलं पश्यति शोभनम्
udvartanaṃ ca dehasya kadācitṣaṣṭime pade | netrāṃjanaprabhāvācca bilaṃ paśyati śobhanam
En s’en frictionnant le corps, à un moment—au soixantième pas—par la puissance de l’añjana des yeux, on aperçoit une splendide ouverture (l’entrée d’une grotte).
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Type: cave
Scene: The pilgrim rubs consecrated paste over the body; a path with counted steps rises toward a rocky face; at the sixtieth step a luminous, beautiful cave-mouth appears, as if unveiled.
Disciplined ritual practice is portrayed as unveiling hidden sacred realities—symbolized by the sudden sight of a radiant passage.
A concealed ‘bila’ (opening/cave) connected to the Kaumārikākhaṇḍa sacred landscape is indicated; the precise toponym is not stated in this verse.
Apply the prepared substances as udvartana and use the eye-ointment; a sign occurs at the ‘sixtieth step’ when the opening becomes visible.