नमस्ये त्वां भगवति विष्णुपादतलोद्भवे । गृहाणार्घ्यमिदं देवि गंगे त्वं हरिणा सह
namasye tvāṃ bhagavati viṣṇupādatalodbhave | gṛhāṇārghyamidaṃ devi gaṃge tvaṃ hariṇā saha
Ich verneige mich vor dir, o erhabene Göttin, die aus der Fußsohle Viṣṇus hervorging. O Devī Gaṅgā, nimm dieses Arghya an—zusammen mit Hari.
Prahlāda (teaching/quoting the arghya-mantra for the tīrtha/deity)
Tirtha: Dvārakā (with Gaṅgā invoked as Viṣṇupadī for tīrtha-rite)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A pilgrim stands at a sacred shore/ghāṭa, hands cupped in añjali holding arghya-water, bowing to Goddess Gaṅgā envisioned as a radiant river-deity emerging from Viṣṇu’s foot, with Hari’s presence implied behind as a blue-hued divine form.
The tīrtha is approached as living divinity: reverence to Gaṅgā is simultaneously devotion to Hari, the source of her sanctity.
The Gaṅgā/Vaiṣṇavī presence understood as arising from Viṣṇu’s foot—invoked within the Dvārakā Māhātmya tīrtha context.
Recite a salutation and offer arghya to Gaṅgā, invoking her as Viṣṇu-foot-born and united with Hari.