शालग्रामशिलाश्चैव द्वादशैव हि पूजिताः । ताभिः सहाकरैरेभिः प्रत्यक्षैः सह संसदि
śālagrāmaśilāścaiva dvādaśaiva hi pūjitāḥ | tābhiḥ sahākarairebhiḥ pratyakṣaiḥ saha saṃsadi
Et, en vérité, douze pierres de Śālagrāma doivent aussi être adorées. Avec elles—avec ces formes et ces présences manifestes—dans l’assemblée du culte.
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Śālagrāma (as sacred object-tīrtha)
Type: kund
Scene: A ritual assembly where twelve Śālagrāma stones are arranged on a clean altar, each marked and garlanded; priests and devotees offer tulasī, water, incense, and lamps, emphasizing ‘pratyakṣa’ presence.
Worship becomes tangible through sacred embodiments like Śālagrāma; devotion is anchored in reverent, ordered practice.
Śālagrāma is traditionally associated with sacred river-landscapes (notably Gaṇḍakī), but this verse itself does not specify a particular tīrtha by name.
Worship of twelve Śālagrāma stones, treated as manifest divine presences within the ritual setting.