Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 28
सोमाय पितृमते स्वधेति च ततः परम् । हुतमन्नं च शेषं च श्राद्धार्हेभ्यः प्रदीयते
somāya pitṛmate svadheti ca tataḥ param | hutamannaṃ ca śeṣaṃ ca śrāddhārhebhyaḥ pradīyate
Ensuite, qu’on offre en disant : « À Soma, bienveillant envers les Pitṛ—svadhā ». Et la nourriture versée au feu, ainsi que ce qui demeure, doit être donnée à ceux qui sont dignes du śrāddha.
Skanda (deduced)
Scene: The second offering is made into the fire with ‘svadhā’; afterward, brāhmaṇas sit in a line receiving śrāddha food served respectfully; the atmosphere is quiet and sanctified.
FAQs
Ancestral rites unite offering and charity: mantra to Soma and giving food to the worthy completes the dharmic circuit of merit.
The verse emphasizes śrāddha completion and dāna; it does not identify the tīrtha by name.
Offer an āhuti to Soma with “svadhā,” then distribute both the offered and remaining food to śrāddha-eligible brāhmaṇas.