Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 73
तर्पयिष्यंति सद्भक्त्या ततः पुष्टिमवाप्स्यसि । तेऽपि काम्यैर्मनोऽभीष्टैर्भविष्यंति समन्विताः
tarpayiṣyaṃti sadbhaktyā tataḥ puṣṭimavāpsyasi | te'pi kāmyairmano'bhīṣṭairbhaviṣyaṃti samanvitāḥ
«Par une dévotion authentique, ils te satisferont ; de là tu obtiendras plénitude et force. Et eux aussi seront comblés de biens désirables, d’accomplissements chers à leur cœur.»
Brahmā
Listener: Agni
Scene: Devotees pour ghee with folded hands; Agni rises luminous and well-fed; from the flame emanate symbols of boons—grain, health, prosperity, and inner contentment—returning to the worshippers.
FAQs
Devotion joined to right ritual action creates mutual uplift: the deity (Agni) is satisfied and the worshippers receive auspicious fruits.
The tirtha is implied by “here/atra” in the surrounding narrative of Nāgarakhaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya; this verse alone does not name it.
Performing vasordhārā with sadbhakti (sincere devotion) to propitiate Agni and obtain puṣṭi and desired boons.