तृषार्तो वाऽपिबत्तोयं शशकेन समन्वितम् । अस्थिशेषं तु तत्तस्य कायं पीयूषभक्षणात्
tṛṣārto vā'pibattoyaṃ śaśakena samanvitam | asthiśeṣaṃ tu tattasya kāyaṃ pīyūṣabhakṣaṇāt
ถูกความกระหายเผาผลาญ เขาจึงดื่มน้ำนั้นซึ่งมีพญากระต่ายอยู่ด้วย ครั้นกระต่ายได้เสวยอมฤต กายของมันก็เหลือเพียงโครงกระดูก
Narrator
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra jalāśaya (unnamed)
Type: kund
Scene: Soma, parched with thirst, drinks from the nectar-infused water; within/with the water is a hare; the hare’s body becomes skeletal from tasting nectar—an uncanny transformation under moonlight.
Contact with divine potency (amṛta) can radically transform embodied life, highlighting the extraordinary nature of sacred substances.
The amṛta-associated jalāśaya within Prabhāsa-kṣetra.
Drinking the sacred water is the implied act; no additional rite is specified.