अर्चयेद्यस्तु गोविंदं गोप्रतारे हि मानवः । दशसौवर्णिकं पुण्यं गोप्रतारे प्रकथ्यते
arcayedyastu goviṃdaṃ gopratāre hi mānavaḥ | daśasauvarṇikaṃ puṇyaṃ gopratāre prakathyate
يا أيها الإنسان، من عبدَ جوفيندا عند المَعبر المقدّس المسمّى غوبْرَتارا—فقد أُعلن أن هذا التعبّد في غوبْرَتارا يمنح ثواباً كصدقة عشر قطع من الذهب.
Brahmā (deduced, Vaiṣṇavakhaṇḍa narrative style)
Tirtha: Gopratāra
Type: ghat
Scene: A pilgrim offers flowers and lamp to Govinda at the Gopratāra ghāṭa shrine; a small altar by the river; priests and other devotees nearby; the idea of ‘ten gold pieces’ suggested symbolically (gold coins or radiant aureole).
Worship offered at a consecrated place multiplies merit; devotion to Govinda at a famed tīrtha is praised as highly efficacious.
Gopratāra, a sacred ford/tīrtha associated with Ayodhyā’s holy landscape.
Govinda-pūjā (worship of Govinda) performed specifically at the Gopratāra tīrtha.