तैर्जलैः स्नापयांचक्रे त्वत्स्पृष्टैरन्यदेहिभिः । तुषारैर्जाड्यविधुरैर्जंजपूकौघहारिभिः
tairjalaiḥ snāpayāṃcakre tvatspṛṣṭairanyadehibhiḥ | tuṣārairjāḍyavidhurairjaṃjapūkaughahāribhiḥ
เขาได้ประกอบพิธีสรงด้วยสายน้ำนั้น—ซึ่งเหล่าสัตว์ผู้มีร่างอื่นแตะต้องมิได้; แต่เมื่อถูกสัมผัสด้วยพระองค์แล้ว ก็ประหนึ่งน้ำค้างเย็นที่ขจัดความทึบชาและไล่ฝูงยุงให้สิ้นไป
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra tīrtha-jala (Gaṅgā/Manikarnikā-associated sanctified waters, implied)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A devotee performs abhiṣeka/snāpana with cool, dew-like sacred water that seems to shimmer; the atmosphere suggests the dispersal of lethargy and tiny swarming pests, symbolizing inner distractions fleeing.
Contact with the divine transforms even the inaccessible into grace-filled purification—Śiva’s touch makes the waters liberating.
Kāśī’s sacred water-source used for liṅga-snapana, depicted as extraordinarily potent and protected.
Snapana/abhiṣeka using the specially manifested tīrtha waters.