भुक्त्वा भोगा न्यथाकामं विष्णुलोकं स गच्छति । अपुत्रा काकवंध्या च मृतवत्सा मृतप्रजा
bhuktvā bhogā nyathākāmaṃ viṣṇulokaṃ sa gacchati | aputrā kākavaṃdhyā ca mṛtavatsā mṛtaprajā
بعد أن يتمتّع بما يشاء من اللذّات، يمضي إلى عالم فيشنو. وحتى المرأة التي لا ابن لها، أو العاقر، أو التي مات طفلها، أو التي يهلك نسلها—فإنّ شعيرة هذا التيرثا تُعلَّم لها أيضًا لرفع مثل هذه الشدائد.
Unknown (Dharmāraṇya Khaṇḍa narrative voice; likely continuing the māhātmya)
Tirtha: Devasaras
Type: kund
Scene: A devotee receives blessings: prosperity symbols (full pots, fruits) and a visionary glimpse of Viṣṇu-loka; nearby, women pray at the tīrtha with lamps and offerings, seeking relief from childlessness and loss.
Tīrtha-sevā is portrayed as granting both worldly fulfillment and higher-world destiny, while also addressing deep life-sorrows like childlessness and loss.
The same Dharmāraṇya Devasaras/Mukteśvara sacred complex described in this adhyāya.
This verse mainly states results (phala); the implied rite is the Devasaras snāna and associated worship described in the surrounding verses.