प्रमादान्मदिरापानदोषेणोपहतात्मनाम् । तद्व्यपोहाय कपिला द्विजानां वहते नदी
pramādānmadirāpānadoṣeṇopahatātmanām | tadvyapohāya kapilā dvijānāṃ vahate nadī
Für die Zweimalgeborenen, deren Seele durch den Makel des Trunkes aus Unachtsamkeit verletzt wurde, fließt der Fluss Kapilā, um diesen Flecken zu tilgen.
Skanda (deduced from Prabhāsakṣetramāhātmya narrative style within Skanda Purāṇa)
Tirtha: Kapilā (Prabhāsa region)
Type: river
Scene: A remorseful dvija stands at Kapilā’s bank, offering water with folded hands; the river appears as a gentle goddess carrying away a dark stain labeled ‘madirā-doṣa’.
Even serious lapses born of carelessness are not beyond correction when one turns to dharmic remedies and sacred tīrthas with repentance.
The Kapilā river-tīrtha within the sacred geography of Prabhāsa Kṣetra.
Tīrtha-sevā as prāyaścitta—approaching the river (implying bathing/ritual use) to remove the fault of liquor-drinking.