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The Glory of Rudra: The Origin of the Kapālamocana Pilgrimage Site and Rudra’s Expiatory Vow
पुनरब्दद्वयं चान्यत्परमेष्ठी वृषाकपिः॥ बभ्राम रुद्रस्तीर्थानि पुराणानि समन्ततः॥
punar abda-dvayaṃ cānyat parameṣṭhī vṛṣākapiḥ || babhrāma rudras tīrthāni purāṇāni samantataḥ ||
Dan sekali lagi, selama dua tahun lagi, Yang Mahatinggi—Wṛṣākapi, Rudra—mengembara ke segala penjuru mengitari tīrtha-tīrtha purba.
Varāha
The phrase 'purāṇāni tīrthāni' signals an already-established sacred landscape, valuable for studying the antiquity claims and cultural memory encoded in Purāṇic geography.
No single location is specified; the verse emphasizes an all-around circuit to multiple 'ancient tīrthas.'
It frames sacred travel as sustained and comprehensive, suggesting thoroughness and commitment in seeking resolution.
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