तावद्धमति संसारे यावद्गंगां न सेवते । संसेव्य गंगां नो जंतुर्भवक्लेशं प्रपश्यति
tāvaddhamati saṃsāre yāvadgaṃgāṃ na sevate | saṃsevya gaṃgāṃ no jaṃturbhavakleśaṃ prapaśyati
ما دام المرء لا يخدم الغانغا ولا يتعبّد لها، فإنه يكدح في السمسارا؛ فإذا خدم الغانغا، لم يعد الكائن يشهد كرب التكوّن الدنيوي.
Skanda (deduced, Kāśīkhaṇḍa context)
Tirtha: Gaṅgā (Kāśī)
Type: ghat
Scene: Two-panel contrast: left, a weary being trudges through a wheel of saṃsāra; right, the same person serves Gaṅgā at a ghat (cleaning steps, offering lamp), and the wheel fades into calm light.
Devotional service to Gaṅgā is presented as a decisive turning from saṃsāra toward freedom from worldly suffering.
Gaṅgā in the Kāśī tīrtha-mandala (Kashi sacred field).
Gaṅgā-sevā—reverent service/attendance to Gaṅgā (which may include bathing, worship, and tīrtha observances).