छागलांडान्महातीर्थात्कपर्दीश्ववरसंज्ञितः । पिशाचमोचने तीर्थे स्वयमाविरभूद्विभुः
chāgalāṃḍānmahātīrthātkapardīśvavarasaṃjñitaḥ | piśācamocane tīrthe svayamāvirabhūdvibhuḥ
Do grande tīrtha chamado Chāgalāṇḍa, o Senhor onipotente manifestou-se por Si mesmo no tīrtha de Piśācamocana, trazendo o nome de Kapardīśvara.
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Tirtha: Piśācamocana-tīrtha; Kapardīśvara
Type: ghat
Scene: At Piśācamocana, Śiva manifests as Kapardīśvara (matted hair ‘kaparda’ prominent). Afflicted beings (shadowy piśāca forms) dissolve into light as devotees bathe and pray; the tīrtha waters glow with purification.
Kāśī’s tīrthas are celebrated as places where the Lord directly manifests to remove fear, affliction, and unseen negativity.
Piśācamocana Tīrtha in Kāśī, where the Lord is named Kapardīśvara; Chāgalāṇḍa is also referenced as a great tīrtha.
No explicit rite is stated in this verse; the focus is on the Lord’s āvirbhāva and the tīrtha’s power of ‘piśāca-mocana’ (release from malevolent forces).