स्वानुरागैः सुरभिभिः स्वादुभिश्च पचेलिमैः । प्रीणयेदर्थिसार्थं यो वृत्तैर्निजफलैरलम्
svānurāgaiḥ surabhibhiḥ svādubhiśca pacelimaiḥ | prīṇayedarthisārthaṃ yo vṛttairnijaphalairalam
اپنی فطری خوشبو، مٹھاس اور پکے ہوئے پھلوں سے وہ سائلوں کے ہجوم کو خوش کر دیتا ہے، اور اپنے ہی پھلوں کے عطیے سے انہیں خوب سیراب و آسودہ کرتا ہے۔
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāñcana-śākhā Vata (fruit-giving refuge)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Agastya / sages (contextual)
Scene: Clusters of ripe, sweet, fragrant fruits hang from the banyan; supplicants and travelers receive them, their faces bright with satisfaction, while the tree stands as a symbol of effortless giving.
A tīrtha embodies dāna and saṅgraha of merit through generosity—here symbolized by a tree that gives without being asked.
The Kāñcanaśākhā banyan associated with the Kāśī sacred environment (Ānandavana) in this chapter.
No explicit ritual; the verse implicitly upholds the dharma of hospitality and giving (dāna) through the imagery of abundant fruits.