नियतो नियताहारो गच्छेच्चैव ततः पथि । कामक्रोधौ परित्यज्य लोभमोहौ तथैव च
niyato niyatāhāro gaccheccaiva tataḥ pathi | kāmakrodhau parityajya lobhamohau tathaiva ca
ผู้มีวินัยและสำรวมอาหารแล้ว พึงออกเดินไปตามหนทางนั้น; ละกามและโทสะเสีย และละโลภะกับโมหะด้วยเช่นกัน
Īśvara (Śiva)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra / Someśvara (Somanātha)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Mahādevī (addressed as ‘mahādevi’ in the surrounding passage)
Scene: A pilgrim sets out on a dusty road toward the sea-coast shrine of Someśvara, carrying a water-pot and staff, calm-faced, turning away from personified Kāma and Krodha; the path is depicted as a moral journey.
A tīrtha-yātrā is a moving vow: conquering inner enemies (desire, anger, greed, delusion) is part of reaching the holy place.
The counsel belongs to the Somanātha/Prabhāsakṣetra pilgrimage instructions.
Maintain niyama and regulated diet while traveling, and practice moral restraint by abandoning kāma, krodha, lobha, and moha.