धारणं चैव केशानामंजनं च विलेपनम् । असतीजनसंसर्गं पांडित्यं च परित्यजेत्
dhāraṇaṃ caiva keśānāmaṃjanaṃ ca vilepanam | asatījanasaṃsargaṃ pāṃḍityaṃ ca parityajet
Qu’elle s’abstienne des coiffures élaborées, du collyre (añjana) et des onctions cosmétiques ; de la fréquentation des gens immoraux ; et qu’elle renonce aussi à l’ostentation du savoir.
Īśvara (Śiva)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra (niyama: alaṅkāra-tyāga, asat-saṅga-varjana)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A pilgrim sets aside combs, collyrium, perfumes, and ornaments; she sits with a small group of sādhus, listening quietly, while a boastful scholar figure is shown as a cautionary contrast.
A tīrtha-vrata is protected by simplicity, good company, and humility rather than adornment or self-display.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra within the Skanda Purana’s Prabhāsa māhātmya.
Renunciation of adornment (hair/cosmetics), avoidance of immoral association, and giving up showy ‘pāṇḍitya’ during yātrā.