पुरोडाशमयं यज्वा स्रुवहस्तेति नाम च । यमः कालायसमयं नाम प्राह च धन्विनम्
puroḍāśamayaṃ yajvā sruvahasteti nāma ca | yamaḥ kālāyasamayaṃ nāma prāha ca dhanvinam
行祭者(yajvā)礼敬以供祭饼(puroḍāśa)所成之林伽,名为“Sruvahasta”(手执祭勺者)。阎摩礼敬以黑铁所成之林伽,并称之为“Dhanvin”(持弓之射者)。
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), addressing the sages (deduced)
Scene: A yajamāna fashions a liṅga from puroḍāśa, named Sruvahasta, evoking the ladle-bearing hand; Yama, stern and just, venerates a dark-iron liṅga named Dhanvin, suggesting disciplined devotion.
Śiva receives both Vedic-sacrificial devotion and austere, fearsome devotion (Yama’s), remaining the inner Lord of all rites.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the focus is on forms and names used in worship.
It points to consecrating yajña-materials (puroḍāśa) and metal forms as liṅgas for worship.