दधिस्कन्दे मधुस्कन्दे नन्दीशे वरुणालये । आग्नेये यत्फलं तात स्नात्वा तत्फलमाप्नुयात्
dadhiskande madhuskande nandīśe varuṇālaye | āgneye yatphalaṃ tāta snātvā tatphalamāpnuyāt
દધિસ્કંદ, મધુસ્કંદ, નંદીશ અને વરુણાલયમાં સ્નાન કરવાથી, હે તાત, આગ્નેય કર્મ માટે જે ફળ કહેલું છે તે જ ફળ પ્રાપ્ત થાય છે।
Śrī Mārkaṇḍeya
Tirtha: Dadhiskanda; Madhuskanda; Nandīśa; Varuṇālaya
Type: kshetra
Listener: ‘Tāta’ addressed (dear one)—a disciple/kingly interlocutor in the ongoing dialogue
Scene: A map-like procession of four ghāṭas/kuṇḍas labeled with their names; pilgrims bathing at each; symbolic elements: curd pot for Dadhiskanda, honey pot for Madhuskanda, Nandī bull for Nandīśa, water-pot/ocean motif for Varuṇālaya; a small sacred fire icon indicating Āgneya phala.
Multiple tīrthas form a sacred network; bathing in them is equated with high ritual fruits, emphasizing the power of sacred geography.
A cluster of sites—Dadhiskanda, Madhuskanda, Nandīśa, and Varuṇālaya—within the Narmadā pilgrimage context.
Snāna (bathing) at these named tīrthas to gain the stated Āgneya fruit.
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