यत्र चंद्रेश्वरं लिंगं त्वयेदं स्थापितं शशिन् । इदमेव हि तत्पीठमदृश्यमकृतात्मभिः
yatra caṃdreśvaraṃ liṃgaṃ tvayedaṃ sthāpitaṃ śaśin | idameva hi tatpīṭhamadṛśyamakṛtātmabhiḥ
Hỡi Śaśin (Trăng), nơi ngươi đã an lập liṅga Candreśvara này—chính đó là Pīṭha ấy, vô hình đối với những kẻ tự ngã chưa được tinh luyện.
Skanda
Tirtha: Candreśvara Liṅga as Yogīśvarī Pīṭha marker
Type: temple
Listener: Śaśin (addressed directly) and/or the narrative’s inquirer as overhearer
Scene: The Moon-god (Śaśin) performs liṅga-pratiṣṭhā of Candreśvara in Kāśī; the pīṭha’s subtle radiance is visible only to purified yogins, while ordinary onlookers see merely a quiet shrine.
Sacred realities may be subtle and require inner purification; adhikāra (spiritual fitness) determines what one can truly perceive.
The Candreśvara liṅga-site and its associated pīṭha within Kāśī are identified as uniquely powerful and esoterically veiled.
The verse does not prescribe a new rite; it points to the sanctified location where the Moon established the Candreśvara liṅga and implies purification to perceive the pīṭha.