अथाऽपश्यन्मनोहारि सौम्यसत्त्वनिषेवितम् । आश्रमं ह्रदतीरस्थं तापसैः सर्वतो वृतम्
athā'paśyanmanohāri saumyasattvaniṣevitam | āśramaṃ hradatīrasthaṃ tāpasaiḥ sarvato vṛtam
ثم أبصر مَحْبَسًا (آشرمًا) بديعًا يألفه ذوو الطباع الوديعة، قائمًا على ضفة البحيرة، ومحاطًا من كل جانب بالزُّهّاد من أهل التنسّك.
Sūta (narrative continuation implied)
Type: kund
Scene: A serene hermitage on a lake’s edge, shaded and orderly, with ascetics seated in circles; the atmosphere is gentle, welcoming, and disciplined.
Tīrthas are not only waterscapes but also living centers of tapas and dharma, safeguarded by ascetic communities.
A hrada-tīra (lake-shore) āśrama is described; the proper tīrtha name is not mentioned in this verse.
No direct prescription; the verse establishes the ashram setting where teachings and rites are typically received.