मानसे पुष्करे चैव द्वारिके सागरे तथा । तीर्थे स्नात्वा फलं यत्स्यात्तत्स्याद्धर्मजलाशये
mānase puṣkare caiva dvārike sāgare tathā | tīrthe snātvā phalaṃ yatsyāttatsyāddharmajalāśaye
Welches Verdienst auch immer aus dem Bad im Mānasa-See, in Puṣkara, in Dvārakā und am Ozean-Tīrtha erwächst—eben dieses Verdienst wird auch im Dharma-jalāśaya, dem Dharma-Teich, erlangt.
Skanda
Tirtha: Dharma-jalāśaya
Type: kund
Listener: Audience receiving the jalāśaya’s comparative glory (unspecified)
Scene: A tranquil reservoir in Kāśī with lotus-covered water; in the sky or reflected on the surface appear symbolic images: snow mountains and a pristine lake (Mānasa), Brahmā’s Puṣkara with a lotus, Dvārakā’s coastal temples, and the vast ocean waves—each ‘contained’ within the Dharma-jalāśaya reflection as the pilgrim bathes.
The text elevates Kāśī’s local tīrthas as spiritually equivalent to India’s most celebrated pilgrimage waters.
Dharma-jalāśaya (a Dharma-associated pond/reservoir in the Kāśī setting).
Snāna (ritual bathing) at the Dharma-jalāśaya.