एकदा भवनं तस्याः कश्चिद्वैश्यः शिवव्रती । आजगाम सरुद्राक्षस्त्रिपुंड्री निर्ममः कृती
ekadā bhavanaṃ tasyāḥ kaścidvaiśyaḥ śivavratī | ājagāma sarudrākṣastripuṃḍrī nirmamaḥ kṛtī
ایک بار شیو ورت کا پابند ایک ویشیہ اُس کے گھر آیا—رُدرाक्ष پہنے ہوئے، تری پُنڈْر بھسم کی تین لکیروں سے نشان زدہ، بےتعلقی والا اور سلوک میں منضبط۔
Narrator (contextual, unspecified in snippet)
Scene: A disciplined Vaiśya devotee of Śiva arrives at a courtesan’s doorway, wearing rudrākṣa and the tripuṇḍra ash-marks; his demeanor is calm, detached, and self-possessed.
True Śaiva observance is shown through both outer marks (rudrākṣa, tripuṇḍra) and inner virtue (nirmamatā—freedom from possessiveness).
No specific tīrtha is mentioned in this verse; it introduces a devotee entering the narrative.
Implicitly, the Śiva-vrata is indicated through wearing rudrākṣa and tripuṇḍra, though no step-by-step rite is described here.