यत्र ब्रह्मशिला पुण्या श्वेतद्वीपसमन्विता । सरस्वती स्थिता यत्र नदी पापहरा शुभा
yatra brahmaśilā puṇyā śvetadvīpasamanvitā | sarasvatī sthitā yatra nadī pāpaharā śubhā
Dort steht die heilige Brahmaśilā, rein und mit Śvetadvīpa verbunden; dort weilt auch der glückverheißende Fluss Sarasvatī, der die Sünden tilgt.
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Tirtha: Brahmaśilā–Sarasvatī tīrtha (as described)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A luminous sacred stone (Brahmaśilā) on a riverbank; Sarasvatī flows clear and auspicious; subtle celestial aura suggesting Śvetadvīpa connection.
Sacred sites are portrayed as conduits of purification—contact with holy landmarks and rivers removes sin and awakens auspiciousness.
The locale featuring Brahmaśilā and the sin-removing Sarasvatī, within the Hāṭakeśvara–Śaṅkhatīrtha sacred region of Anarta.
Implied tīrtha practice: approaching the sacred stone and the Sarasvatī for purification (commonly via darśana and snāna), though not explicitly stated.