The Sacred Greatness of Sānandūra
अगस्तिभवनं त्यक्त्वा मम लोकं तु गच्छति ॥ तस्य कुण्डस्य सुश्रोणि नव धारा न किञ्चन
agastibhavanaṃ tyaktvā mama lokaṃ tu gacchati || tasya kuṇḍasya suśroṇi nava dhārā na kiñcana
Wer die Wohnstätte Agastyas verlässt, gelangt wahrlich in meine Welt. O du Schönhüftige, zu jenem Teich gehören neun Ströme, ohne irgendeinen Mangel.
Varāha (default, instructor voice in Varāha–Pṛthivī dialogue framework)
It preserves a micro-topography (a kuṇḍa with ‘nine streams’) alongside an afterlife claim typical of tīrtha-māhātmya sections.
Agastya’s abode (Agastibhavana) and a nearby pond characterized by nine water-flows; the excerpt does not supply coordinates or regional markers.
It encourages pilgrimage framed as culturally meaningful movement through named landscapes, coupled with sustained devotion/mental orientation toward the instructor-deity.
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