ते च सर्वे महीकूले ह्यभ्यषिंचन्मुदा गुहम् । ततो महास्वनामुग्रां देवदैत्यादिदर्पहाम्
te ca sarve mahīkūle hyabhyaṣiṃcanmudā guham | tato mahāsvanāmugrāṃ devadaityādidarpahām
众人皆在大地之岸,欢喜为古诃行灌顶涂香。随即腾起一声宏大而可怖的咆哮——足以摧折天神、阿修罗等众类的傲慢。
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) addressing the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: mahīkūla (shore-bank consecration spot)
Type: ghat
Scene: On a broad riverbank/shore, devas and beings pour consecration waters over Guha; immediately the sky trembles with a colossal roar that silences and humbles devas, daityas, and all proud hosts.
Consecration (abhiṣeka) is not mere ceremony: it manifests divine authority that humbles ego and restores dharmic order.
A shoreline setting is mentioned (“mahīkūla”), but no named tīrtha is specified in this verse.
Abhiṣeka (ritual anointing/consecration) of Guha is described.