शंखोद्धारसमुद्भूतां नित्यं देहे बिभर्त्ति हि । मृत्तिकां दैत्यराजेन्द्र शृणु वक्ष्यामि यत्फलम्
śaṃkhoddhārasamudbhūtāṃ nityaṃ dehe bibhartti hi | mṛttikāṃ daityarājendra śṛṇu vakṣyāmi yatphalam
Il porte en vérité, sans cesse sur son corps, l’argile sacrée née de Śaṅkhoddhāra ; ô seigneur des Daityas, écoute : je vais en proclamer le fruit.
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Śaṅkhoddhāra
Type: kund
Listener: Daityarājendra
Scene: A devotee applies sacred clay from Śaṅkhoddhāra as tilaka on forehead and limbs; the clay is shown as emerging near a conch-related sacred spot. Skanda addresses the Daitya lord, gesturing to the devotee’s marked body as radiant and protected.
Sacred substances connected to a tīrtha (like holy clay) are to be honored and worn as embodied devotion, yielding defined spiritual fruits.
Dvārakā’s sacred complex, specifically the holy clay associated with Śaṅkhoddhāra.
Wearing/bearing the Śaṅkhoddhāra-origin mṛttikā on the body (a form of tilaka/puṇḍra practice).