तेजो वायुस्तथाऽकाशं विद्यते भालमध्यतः । हस्ते च पंच तीर्थानि दक्षिणे नात्र संशयः
tejo vāyustathā'kāśaṃ vidyate bhālamadhyataḥ | haste ca paṃca tīrthāni dakṣiṇe nātra saṃśayaḥ
Le feu, le vent et l’éther se trouvent au milieu du front. Et dans la main droite sont les cinq tīrthas — là-dessus, nul doute.
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Hasta-pañca-tīrtha; Bhāla-madhya-tri-bhūta-sthāna
Type: kshetra
Scene: A priest-yogin with right hand raised showing marked ‘tīrtha’ points on palm/fingers; a radiant point at the forehead emitting three subtle streams labeled fire, wind, ether.
Cosmic elements and tīrthas can be contemplated within bodily loci, turning practice into an inner pilgrimage.
The ‘five tīrthas’ are presented as residing in the right hand as an inner-sādhana teaching, not as a single named location.
An implied yogic visualization: contemplate elements at the forehead-center and the pañca-tīrthas in the right hand.