मद्भर्ता विषमे स्थाने शकुन्तमृगजातिषु । यदि प्रेषयसे तात कंचित्त्वं नर्मदातटे
madbhartā viṣame sthāne śakuntamṛgajātiṣu | yadi preṣayase tāta kaṃcittvaṃ narmadātaṭe
My husband is in grievous plight, among the births of birds and beasts. If you send someone, dear father, let it be to the bank of the Narmadā.
Kanyā (the maiden)
Tirtha: Revā/Narmadā-taṭa
Type: ghat
Scene: A distressed maiden speaks to her father, pointing toward the sacred Narmadā bank as the destination to aid her husband trapped in beast-and-bird births; the river is envisioned as luminous and salvific.
Tīrthas like the Narmadā are presented as dharmic centers where compassionate action for the afflicted/departed is undertaken.
Narmadā (Revā) riverbank tīrtha context.
To send a person/agent to the Narmadā bank for the intended rite (clarified in subsequent verses).
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