यत्त्वयात्र महातीर्थे भृशमाराधितो द्विज । तेनाति तुष्टस्ते वत्स नेशः कालः कथंचन
yattvayātra mahātīrthe bhṛśamārādhito dvija | tenāti tuṣṭaste vatsa neśaḥ kālaḥ kathaṃcana
لأنك هنا، في هذا التيرثا العظيم المقدّس، قد عبدتني بجهدٍ شديد، أيها ذو الميلادين. فبذلك أنا راضٍ عنك غاية الرضا، يا ولدي الحبيب؛ ومن الآن فصاعداً لن يكون لكالا، الزمن/الموت، سلطانٌ عليك بأي وجه.
Śiva (Mahādeva), speaking to a dvija devotee
Tirtha: Mahātīrtha (name not provided in excerpt)
Type: tirtha
Listener: Bhārata
Scene: Śiva, radiant, addresses the kneeling brāhmaṇa at the mahātīrtha; behind them a sacred waterbody or ford glows, and a shadowy figure of Kāla recedes, symbolizing Time’s loss of power.
Intense worship at a sacred tirtha yields Śiva’s direct grace, granting fearlessness and transcendence over the tyranny of time and death.
It is described as a ‘mahātīrtha’ (great pilgrimage ford) within this chapter’s setting; the name is not given in the provided excerpt.
Ārādhana (earnest worship/propitiation) performed ‘here at the mahātīrtha’ is highlighted as the effective practice.