पाणिपात्रस्य मे ह्यम्ब भिक्षां देह्यवरोधतः । तच्छ्रुत्वा वचनं तस्य पाणिपात्रस्य बालिका
pāṇipātrasya me hyamba bhikṣāṃ dehyavarodhataḥ | tacchrutvā vacanaṃ tasya pāṇipātrasya bālikā
“แม่เอ๋ย โปรดให้ทานแก่บาตรในมือของข้าเถิด ข้าถูกกั้นอยู่ที่ประตู” ครั้นสาวน้อยได้ยินถ้อยคำของผู้ถือบาตรนั้น…
Agni (Havyavāṭ), speaking within the narrative (contextual, as he ‘spoke’ in the prior verse)
Tirtha: Kedāra-kṣetra (ethical teaching embedded in narrative)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Agni, in a beggar-like guise associated with a hand-bowl, calls out ‘Mother, give me alms’ from the doorway; a young maiden hears him, poised between compassion and hesitation.
Dāna and hospitality are portrayed as dharmic responses even within divine settings—alms-giving signifies auspiciousness and right conduct.
The scene occurs at Śiva’s inner precinct/threshold in the Kedāra narrative environment, reinforcing the sanctity of the place.
Bhikṣā/dāna (giving alms) is explicitly requested, highlighting the virtue of charitable giving.