लोमशेशं महालिंगं लोमशेन प्रतिष्ठितम् । कृत्तिवासः प्रतीच्यां तु तद्दृष्ट्वा क्वांतकाद्भयम्
lomaśeśaṃ mahāliṃgaṃ lomaśena pratiṣṭhitam | kṛttivāsaḥ pratīcyāṃ tu taddṛṣṭvā kvāṃtakādbhayam
ローマシャ(Lomaśa)によって、ローマシェーシャ(Lomaśeśa)と呼ばれる大リンガが安置された。さらに西にはクリッティヴァーサ(Kṛttivāsa)があり、それを拝見すれば死の恐れは尽きる。
Skanda
Tirtha: Lomaśeśa; Kṛttivāsa (west of Lomaśeśa)
Type: temple
Listener: Sage addressee (mune)
Scene: A grand stone liṅga (Lomaśeśa) consecrated by sage Lomaśa; then a westward shrine of Kṛttivāsa glowing at dusk—pilgrims approach with lamps, and a symbolic shadow of Yama recedes, signifying the end of death-fear.
Darśana of Kāśī’s Śiva-sites is portrayed as death-transcending—turning the pilgrim from fear to liberation-oriented confidence.
Lomaśeśa Mahāliṅga and the western sacred site called Kṛttivāsa in Kāśī.
The act emphasized is darśana (sacred viewing) of the site/liṅga; no further ritual steps are specified.