रोगक्षयः कदम्बे तु अर्थलाभोऽतिमुक्तके । मरुतां याति सर्वत्र आटरूषकसंभवैः
rogakṣayaḥ kadambe tu arthalābho'timuktake | marutāṃ yāti sarvatra āṭarūṣakasaṃbhavaiḥ
依止迦檀婆(Kadamba)则诸病消减;奉事阿底目多迦(Atimuktaka)则得财利。又由阿吒卢沙迦(Āṭarūṣaka)所生诸草木,处处得至风神马鲁特(Maruts)之界——此即所宣说之果报。
Skanda (deduced from Prabhāsa Khaṇḍa māhātmya narration style)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Beloved interlocutor (priye) / inquirer within the māhātmya frame
Scene: A sacred grove in Prabhāsa with kadamba blossoms, atimuktaka creepers, and āṭarūṣaka shrubs; pilgrims offer water and flowers. Above, the Maruts are hinted as luminous wind-deities riding clouds, signifying the promised loka.
Sacred geography sanctifies even flora; serving holy trees and plants at a tīrtha yields both worldly welfare (health, wealth) and higher merit.
Prabhāsakṣetra (Prabhāsa), praised through the merits connected with its sacred trees and plants.
A phalaśruti-style instruction to “resort to/serve” specific sacred plants (Kadamba, Atimuktaka, Āṭarūṣaka) for stated results.
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