चतुर्वेदेश्वरश्चैष चतुर्वेदधरो विधिः । लभेद्यद्वीक्षणाद्विप्रो वेदाध्ययनजं फलम्
caturvedeśvaraścaiṣa caturvedadharo vidhiḥ | labhedyadvīkṣaṇādvipro vedādhyayanajaṃ phalam
یہی چار ویدوں کے پروردگار ہیں—چاروں ویدوں کے حامل ودھاتا برہما۔ محض ان کے درشن سے ہی ایک برہمن کو ویدوں کے مطالعے سے پیدا ہونے والا پھل حاصل ہو جاتا ہے۔
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Caturvedeśvara / Caturvedadhara (Brahmā-darśana)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A shrine-image of Brahmā, radiant and composed, bearing the four Vedas; a brāhmaṇa pilgrim stands with folded hands, receiving by mere sight the fruit of Vedic study.
In a supreme tīrtha, darśana (sacred seeing) can confer Vedic merit, showing grace as a complement to learning.
A Kāśī locale where Brahmā (Vidhi), ‘bearer of the four Vedas,’ is to be beheld; the verse emphasizes the darśana-phala within Kāśī’s sacred geography.
Darśana (vīkṣaṇa)—reverent beholding of Brahmā—is presented as the efficacious act yielding Vedic-study fruit.