दधिस्कन्दे मधुस्कन्दे नन्दीशे वरुणालये । आग्नेये यत्फलं तात स्नात्वा तत्फलमाप्नुयात्
dadhiskande madhuskande nandīśe varuṇālaye | āgneye yatphalaṃ tāta snātvā tatphalamāpnuyāt
Wahai dear one, di Dadhiskanda, Madhuskanda, Nandīśa, dan Varuṇālaya—dengan mandi di sana, seseorang memperoleh buah yang sama seperti yang dinyatakan bagi upacara Āgneya.
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.