चंद्रकांतशिलाजालस्रुतमात्रामलंजलम् । तत्र चादाय कलशैर्नेच्छंत्यन्यज्जलं जनाः
caṃdrakāṃtaśilājālasrutamātrāmalaṃjalam | tatra cādāya kalaśairnecchaṃtyanyajjalaṃ janāḥ
สายน้ำที่นั่นบริสุทธิ์ผุดผ่อง เพียงซึมออกจากตาข่ายแผ่นศิลาจันทรกานต์ ครั้นผู้คนตักใส่หม้อไหแล้ว ก็ไม่ปรารถนาน้ำอื่นใด
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Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra (moonstone-water feature, poetic)
Type: kund
Scene: Moonstone slabs laid like a lattice; from their seams, clear water beads and streams into basins; pilgrims fill kalashas, satisfied and serene.
Sacred geography is marked by purity and satisfaction—holy water that fulfills and leaves no craving for lesser sources.
The water-source within Sahasrākṣa-purī is praised as tīrtha-like in purity.
Drawing water in kalaśas is mentioned descriptively; no explicit vow is prescribed, but the act evokes tīrtha-usage.