अंगानि वेपथुं प्रापुः स्विन्ना भालस्थली भृशम् । हर्षवाष्पांबुकलिले जाते तस्या विलोचने
aṃgāni vepathuṃ prāpuḥ svinnā bhālasthalī bhṛśam | harṣavāṣpāṃbukalile jāte tasyā vilocane
اُس کے اعضا لرزنے لگے، پیشانی بہت پسینے سے تر ہو گئی؛ اور خوشی کے آنسوؤں کے پانی میں ملے قطرے بہنے سے اُس کی آنکھیں دھندلا گئیں۔
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa typically Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Jñānavāpī
Type: kund
Scene: Kalāvatī stands near the sacred well, overcome: limbs trembling, forehead beaded with sweat, eyes brimming and clouded with joyful tears—her face lit by devotion as the well’s sanctity presses upon her senses.
True contact with a holy place can kindle sāttvika-bhāvas—natural bodily signs of devotion and inner purification.
Jñānavāpī (by immediate narrative context), where the devotee’s ecstatic response unfolds.
None; the verse describes devotional symptoms rather than prescribing a practice.