मालाकारवधूः काचित्काचिन्नापितसुंदरी । सूतिकर्मविचारज्ञा ऽपरा भैषज्यकोविदा
mālākāravadhūḥ kācitkācinnāpitasuṃdarī | sūtikarmavicārajñā 'parā bhaiṣajyakovidā
ایک مالا بنانے والے کی بہو بنی؛ ایک خوبصورت نائن کے روپ میں آئی؛ ایک زچگی کے کاموں کی واقف کار تھی؛ اور دوسری ادویات کی ماہر تھی۔
Skanda (continuing narration)
Tirtha: Kāśī (Avimukta-kṣetra)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Four vignettes: a garland-maker’s home with flowers; a barber-woman with grooming tools; a midwife attending a mother; a healer preparing herbs—each with a barely perceptible divine glow, set against Kāśī’s lanes and shrine silhouettes.
Service-oriented roles (healing, caregiving, temple garlands) are portrayed as dharmic expressions within Kāśī’s sacred ecosystem.
Kāśī is implicitly glorified as a city where all strata of life and service can become vehicles of sanctity.
None; the verse lists professions/roles rather than a formal rite.