चतुर्वक्त्रेश्वरं लिंगं ब्राह्मीशस्तु ततः परः । ततो मनःप्रकामेश ईशानेशस्ततः परम्
caturvaktreśvaraṃ liṃgaṃ brāhmīśastu tataḥ paraḥ | tato manaḥprakāmeśa īśāneśastataḥ param
ചതുര്വക്ത്രേശ്വര ലിംഗം ദർശിക്കണം; അതിന് ശേഷം ബ്രാഹ്മീശൻ. തുടർന്ന് മനഃപ്രകാമേശൻ, പിന്നെ അതിനപ്പുറം ഈശാനേശൻ.
Skanda
Tirtha: Caturvaktreśvara; Brāhmīśa; Manaḥprakāmeśa; Īśāneśa (Kāśī)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Four-faced symbolism (Caturvaktreśvara) shown as a liṅga with a subtle four-directional aura; then a Brahmā-associated shrine; then a devotee praying for purified desires at Manaḥprakāmeśa; finally a serene Īśāna shrine oriented to the northeast with cool, luminous light.
Śiva in Kāśī is praised through many forms—cosmic (four-faced), Vedic (Brāhmīśa), inner (mind’s fulfillment), and directional/Īśāna—showing the path from outer worship to inner grace.
The liṅgas Caturvaktreśvara, Brāhmīśa, Manaḥprakāmeśa, and Īśāneśa within Kāśī.
Darśana of a sequence of liṅgas; the verse frames a route (‘thereafter/beyond that’) rather than a separate rite.