क्षेत्रेत्र सिद्धिदे प्राप्तश्चंडीशो मरुजांगलात् । प्रचंडपापसंघातं खंडयेच्छतधेक्षणात्
kṣetretra siddhide prāptaścaṃḍīśo marujāṃgalāt | pracaṃḍapāpasaṃghātaṃ khaṃḍayecchatadhekṣaṇāt
ဤပဝိත්ရ က္ෂೇತ್ರ၌ မရုဇာင်္ဂလမှ စဏ္ဍီရှ သခင် ကြွလာတော်မူ၏; မျက်မြင်ဒർശနသာဖြင့်ပင် ကြမ်းတမ်းသော အပြစ်အစုအဝေးများသည် အစိတ်စိတ်အမြွှာမြွှာ ပျက်ကွဲသွားသည်။
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya; vocative suggests addressing Agastya as ‘siddhi-de’)
Tirtha: Caṇḍīśa-darśana in the kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: Caṇḍīśa appears—fierce yet auspicious—at the kṣetra; pilgrims behold him; masses of dark sin-forms crack like stone under his gaze; the background suggests Kāśī’s sacred lanes and a protective aura around the shrine.
Kāśī’s sanctity is amplified through its divine presences: even seeing a revered Śaiva figure like Caṇḍīśa is said to annihilate grave sins.
The same Kāśī kṣetra being praised in this adhyāya (Rudrasthalī/Kṛttivāsa context), associated with Caṇḍīśa’s presence.
Darśana (sacred sight) is implied as the effective devotional act leading to pāpa-kṣaya (destruction of sins).