जलपूर्णं समाधाय जलपात्रं समीपगम् । निजाचमनयोग्यं च जलपानार्थमेव च
jalapūrṇaṃ samādhāya jalapātraṃ samīpagam | nijācamanayogyaṃ ca jalapānārthameva ca
Il plaça tout près un récipient rempli d’eau, convenant à son ācamanam (geste rituel de rinçage et de gorgée), et destiné uniquement à boire de l’eau.
Narrator (deduced: Sūta/Lomaharṣaṇa-like purāṇic narrator in Māhātmya narrative)
Scene: Near a bed in a dim room, a clean water pot and sipping vessel are carefully placed, suggesting the protagonist’s residual discipline amid moral disorder.
Even ordinary acts like keeping water for ācamanam reflect a life oriented toward purity—yet vigilance is still required.
Not named in this verse; the chapter’s later verses connect the purification to Śaṃkhatīrtha.
Ācamanam (ritual sipping/rinsing with water) is referenced as a purity practice.