नृत्यगीतादिकं यश्च कुर्याद्विष्णोः सदा गृहे । अप्सरसोऽस्य कुर्वंति पुरतः स्वर्गतस्य च
nṛtyagītādikaṃ yaśca kuryādviṣṇoḥ sadā gṛhe | apsaraso'sya kurvaṃti purataḥ svargatasya ca
Wer im Hause Viṣṇus beständig Tanz, Gesang und Ähnliches darbringt, dem stehen Apsaras voran—selbst wenn er in den Himmel eingegangen ist.
Skanda (deduced from Nāgarakhaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya didactic narration)
Tirtha: Viṣṇoḥ gṛhe saṅgīta-sevā
Type: kshetra
Scene: Inside a Viṣṇu temple hall, devotees perform devotional dance and sing with cymbals and vīṇā; the sanctum doors glow; ethereal apsarases appear subtly in the air, garlands in hand.
Devotional arts offered to Viṣṇu are recognized as sacred service with lasting spiritual and celestial recompense.
The glorified setting is Viṣṇu’s gṛha/āyatana (temple/house), not a named geographic tirtha.
Offer nṛtya (dance), gīta (song), and related devotional performances in Viṣṇu’s temple/house as regular service.