मूले मध्ये तथाऽग्रे च यस्य नामापि तृप्ति दम् । अन्येऽपि देवा वृक्षांस्तानधिश्रित्य महाद्रुमाः
mūle madhye tathā'gre ca yasya nāmāpi tṛpti dam | anye'pi devā vṛkṣāṃstānadhiśritya mahādrumāḥ
その根においても、中ほどにおいても、また梢においても——その名を唱えるだけで満足と成就を与える。ほかの神々もまた、それらの樹々に依り、偉大なる樹々に宿る。
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Pippala/Mahādruma and associated devatā-vṛkṣa-grove
Type: kshetra
Scene: A sacred grove with a central Aśvattha; at root, middle, and crown are subtle divine emblems; surrounding trees host various devas, suggesting a hidden celestial assembly within the forest.
Even remembrance or utterance of the sacred tree’s name is portrayed as spiritually nourishing, because the tree is treated as a divine dwelling-place.
The ‘tīrtha’ emphasis is on sacred trees as embodiments of sanctity within the Nāgarakhaṇḍa’s tīrtha landscape.
Name-remembrance (nāma-smaraṇa) and honoring the tree in all its parts (root, trunk, crown) are implied modes of worship.