Skanda Purana — Kashi Khanda, Shloka 43
आयांत्यूर्जे पंचनदे प्रातःप्रातर्ममांतिकम् । महाघौघप्रशमने महाश्रेयोविधायिनि
āyāṃtyūrje paṃcanade prātaḥprātarmamāṃtikam | mahāghaughapraśamane mahāśreyovidhāyini
ঊৰ্জে (কাৰ্ত্তিক) মাহত, পঞ্চনদত, সিহঁতে প্ৰতি প্ৰভাতে প্ৰতি প্ৰভাতে মোৰ ওচৰলৈ আহে—সেই স্থানলৈ, যি মহাপাপৰ প্ৰচণ্ড স্ৰোত শান্ত কৰে আৰু পৰম মঙ্গল দান কৰে।
Skanda
Tirtha: Pañcanada
Type: tirtha
Scene: At dawn in Kārttika, a river/ford named Pañcanada glows; personified tīrthas arrive each morning like a recurring procession, while the waters appear to wash away dark ‘sin-clouds’.
FAQs
Seasonal sacred time (like Kārttika) intensifies tīrtha power, making repeated morning observance a means to dissolve sin and gain highest welfare.
Pañcanada (mentioned as a powerful tīrtha associated with repeated morning approach to the speaker’s presence).
Regular morning practice—‘morning after morning’—implying repeated snāna/approach during Ūrja (Kārttika).