The Greatness of Śukla Tīrtha: Bathing, Fasting, Charity, and Śiva Worship
वज्रस्फटिकसोपाने चित्रपट्टशिलातले । जांबूनदमये दिव्ये नाना पद्मोपशोभिते
vajrasphaṭikasopāne citrapaṭṭaśilātale | jāṃbūnadamaye divye nānā padmopaśobhite
ہیرا و بلور کی سیڑھیوں کے ساتھ، نقش و نگار جڑی پتھریلی سلوں کا فرش؛ دیویہ جامبونَد سونے سے بنا ہوا، اور بے شمار کنول کے نقشوں سے آراستہ۔
Not explicitly stated in the provided excerpt (context needed from surrounding verses).
Primary Rasa: adbhuta
Secondary Rasa: shringara
Type: temple
Sandhi Resolution Notes: पद्मोपशोभिते = पद्म + उपशोभिते; अन्यत्र स्पष्टसमासरूपाणि (वज्र-स्फटिक-सोपाने, चित्र-पट्ट-शिला-तले).
The verse gives a vivid architectural description—steps made of diamond and crystal, an ornate stone-slab floor, divine jāmbūnada-gold elements, and decoration featuring many lotus motifs.
Jāmbūnada refers to a superior, lustrous kind of gold (often described as refined or celestial-quality), frequently used in Purāṇas to convey divine opulence.
The lotus commonly symbolizes purity, auspiciousness, and divine beauty; using lotus motifs in heavenly settings reinforces the sacred, elevated nature of the place being described.