यत्र त्रिकालमासाद्य कर्म संध्यासमुद्भवम् । मर्त्यलोकं समासाद्य करोमि तदनंतरम्
yatra trikālamāsādya karma saṃdhyāsamudbhavam | martyalokaṃ samāsādya karomi tadanaṃtaram
«هناك، عند التقاء الأزمنة الثلاثة (صباحاً وظهراً ومساءً)، أبلغ ذلك الموضع وأؤدّي الطقوس المنبثقة من السندهيا (Sandhyā)؛ ثم بعد ذلك آتي إلى عالم البشر وأعمل بما يليق»۔
Sūta (narrating Brahmā’s resolve/statement)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A vow-like declaration at a sacred spot: a pilgrim/ascetic figure facing the horizon at dawn, noon, and dusk, performing sandhyā rites with water-offering; the sense is of time’s three thresholds sanctifying place.
Purāṇic dharma emphasizes regular worship at the three daily times; tīrthas amplify and sanctify these disciplined practices.
The verse continues the origin setup for the Brahmā-associated tīrtha that will be identified through the Brāhmī Mahāśilā narrative.
Performance of Sandhyā-related rites at the three daily times (trikāla), connected to approaching a sacred locus.