तैर्जलैः स्नापयांचक्रे त्वत्स्पृष्टैरन्यदेहिभिः । तुषारैर्जाड्यविधुरैर्जंजपूकौघहारिभिः
tairjalaiḥ snāpayāṃcakre tvatspṛṣṭairanyadehibhiḥ | tuṣārairjāḍyavidhurairjaṃjapūkaughahāribhiḥ
اُنہی پانیوں سے اُس نے غسل کرایا—جو دوسرے جسم داروں کے لیے ناقابلِ لمس تھے؛ مگر تیرے لمس سے وہ ٹھنڈی شبنم کی مانند بن گئے، جو سستی دور کرے اور مچھروں کے غول بھگا دے۔
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra tīrtha-jala (Gaṅgā/Manikarnikā-associated sanctified waters, implied)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A devotee performs abhiṣeka/snāpana with cool, dew-like sacred water that seems to shimmer; the atmosphere suggests the dispersal of lethargy and tiny swarming pests, symbolizing inner distractions fleeing.
Contact with the divine transforms even the inaccessible into grace-filled purification—Śiva’s touch makes the waters liberating.
Kāśī’s sacred water-source used for liṅga-snapana, depicted as extraordinarily potent and protected.
Snapana/abhiṣeka using the specially manifested tīrtha waters.