स चैवावभृथस्नातः स च गंगाजलाप्लुतः । विष्णुपादोदकं कृत्वा शंखे यः स्नाति मानवः
sa caivāvabhṛthasnātaḥ sa ca gaṃgājalāplutaḥ | viṣṇupādodakaṃ kṛtvā śaṃkhe yaḥ snāti mānavaḥ
ผู้ใดจัดเตรียมน้ำพาโททกะจากพระบาทของพระวิษณุ แล้วอาบจากสังข์ด้วยน้ำนั้น ผู้นั้นประหนึ่งได้อาบอวภฤถะ และประหนึ่งได้จุ่มกายในคงคาชล
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda to Agastya)
Tirtha: Gaṅgā (within Kāśī) / Viṣṇu-pāda-udaka (pādukodaka)
Type: ghat
Scene: At a Kāśī ghat, a devotee pours sanctified Viṣṇu foot-water from a conch over the head; the Gaṅgā flows behind, and a faint yajña-avabhṛtha motif (sacrificial pavilion) appears as a symbolic overlay.
Devotional sanctified water (viṣṇu-pādodaka) can confer the merit of major ritual baths and Gaṅgā-immersion.
Gaṅgā is explicitly invoked as the benchmark of purification, within the broader Kāśī sacred landscape.
Snāna using viṣṇu-pādodaka, specifically bathing with water held in a śaṅkha (conch).