मंत्रे तीर्थे द्विजे देवे दैवज्ञे भेषजे गुरौ । यादृशी भाव ना यस्य सिद्धिर्भवति तादृशी
maṃtre tīrthe dvije deve daivajñe bheṣaje gurau | yādṛśī bhāva nā yasya siddhirbhavati tādṛśī
À l’égard d’un mantra, d’un tīrtha, d’un brāhmane, d’une divinité, d’un connaisseur des présages, d’un médecin et d’un Guru : telle est la qualité de la bhāvanā (disposition intérieure), telle devient la siddhi (accomplissement) obtenue.
Skanda (deduced from Prabhāsa-khaṇḍa māhātmya narrative style)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Devī (implied by surrounding context)
Scene: A didactic tableau: symbolic representations of mantra (mālā/yantra), tīrtha (river), brāhmaṇa (vaidika), deity (mūrti), astrologer (daivajña with pañcāṅga), physician (bhaiṣajya), and guru (pādukā), all radiating according to the devotee’s inner bhāvanā.
Siddhi follows bhāva: inner faith and reverence determine the power and outcome of sacred means.
Tīrtha in general is praised, within the Prabhāsakṣetra frame—implying that even Prabhāsa yields according to one’s bhāva.
Cultivate proper bhāvanā (faithful, reverent attitude) while approaching mantra, tīrtha, deity, and Guru.