अचिंत्यशक्तिरनघाऽद्भुतरूपाऽघहारिणी । अद्रिराजसुताऽष्टांगयोगसिद्धिप्रदाऽच्युता
aciṃtyaśaktiranaghā'dbhutarūpā'ghahāriṇī | adrirājasutā'ṣṭāṃgayogasiddhipradā'cyutā
قدرتُها لا تُتصوَّر؛ هي بلا عيب، بديعةُ الصورة، مُذهِبةُ الإثم. ابنةُ ملكِ الجبال، تمنحُ سِدْهياتِ اليوغا ذاتِ الأطراف الثمانية، وهي مصيبةٌ لا تزيغ، لا تسقط عن حقيقتها قطّ.
Skanda (contextual attribution within Kāśīkhaṇḍa dialogue)
Tirtha: Gaṅgā (Adrīrāja-sutā) in Kāśī
Type: river
Scene: A sweeping vision: Gaṅgā as radiant goddess descending from snowy Himalaya peaks, her power inconceivable; in Kāśī she washes away sin while yogins practice aṣṭāṅga on the ghāṭs.
Gaṅgā is celebrated as a purifier whose grace supports both dharmic cleansing (sin-removal) and yogic accomplishment (aṣṭāṅga-yoga).
Gaṅgā as tīrtha within Kāśī, while also recalling her Himalayan origin as part of her sacred geography.
No explicit ritual is stated; the verse frames Gaṅgā worship as conducive to purification and yogic siddhi.