ब्रह्महत्यादि पापानि तावद्गर्जंति देहिषु । यावन्मज्जंति नो माघे प्रयागे पापहारिणि
brahmahatyādi pāpāni tāvadgarjaṃti dehiṣu | yāvanmajjaṃti no māghe prayāge pāpahāriṇi
إنّ خطايا كالبراهمَهَتيا تزأر في ذوي الأجساد ما داموا لا يغتسلون في براياگا في شهر ماغها، مُزيلِ الإثم.
Skanda (deduced for Kāśīkhaṇḍa discourse)
Tirtha: Prayāga
Type: sangam
Scene: In Māgha dawn mist, pilgrims enter the confluence; roaring lion-like shadows labeled ‘brahmahatyā’ retreat and vanish as water touches the body.
Even grave karmic burdens lose their force through sincere pilgrimage practice—especially ritual bathing at the right sacred time.
Prayāga, explicitly called the remover of sins.
Māgha-snāna—ritual immersion/bathing at Prayāga during the Māgha month.