Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 36
शांतिकस्यावसाने तु प्रगृह्य कलशोदकम् । पंचांगैः कल्पितं रुद्रैः स्वयमेवाभिमंत्रितैः
śāṃtikasyāvasāne tu pragṛhya kalaśodakam | paṃcāṃgaiḥ kalpitaṃ rudraiḥ svayamevābhimaṃtritaiḥ
À la fin du rite de śānti, il prit l’eau du vase rituel (kalaśa), préparée avec les cinq requis et consacrée par des mantras de Rudra, invoqués par lui-même et dûment investis de puissance.
Narrator (contextual Purāṇic narrator; likely Sūta/Lomaharṣaṇa addressing sages)
Scene: At the conclusion of the śānti rite, the priest lifts the kalasha-water, prepared with five requisites and empowered by Rudra-mantras.
FAQs
Consecrated water (kalaśodaka) becomes spiritually efficacious when prepared with proper components and empowered through mantra and disciplined procedure.
No tīrtha-name appears in this verse; it describes the ritual technology used within a Māhātmya narrative.
Taking kalaśa-water after the śānti rite, prepared with pañcāṅga requisites and empowered through Rudra-mantra consecration.