स्थिता गोदावरीतीरे सिंहराशिं गते गुरौ । तथा च पुष्करादीनि सप्तसिंधुसरांसि च
sthitā godāvarītīre siṃharāśiṃ gate gurau | tathā ca puṣkarādīni saptasiṃdhusarāṃsi ca
عندما يدخل بْرِهَسْبَتِي (المشتري، الغورو) برجَ الأسد، يقيمون على ضفة نهر غودافري؛ وكذلك يقصدون بوشكار وبحيرات الأنهار السبعة (سَبتا سِندهو) أيضًا.
Narrative voice within Dvārakā Māhātmya (speaker not explicit in the excerpt)
Tirtha: Godāvarī-tīra (Siṃhastha period), Puṣkara, Sapta-sindhu sarāṃsi
Type: ghat
Scene: A festival scene on the Godāvarī: Jupiter’s Leo transit symbolized in the sky; crowds of pilgrims at ghats, saffron flags, ascetics, charity distribution; intercut with Puṣkara lake and distant ‘sapta-sindhu’ waters as sacred nodes.
Purāṇic tīrtha practice links sacred geography with sacred time—certain planetary configurations intensify pilgrimage merit.
The Godāvarī riverbank is emphasized for the Siṃhastha period; Puṣkara and Sapta-sindhu lakes are also referenced.
An implicit prescription appears: to stay/assemble at the Godāvarī when Jupiter is in Leo (Siṃhastha), a classic pilgrimage timing.