शंखचक्रांकिततनुः शिरसां मंजरीधरः । गोपीचंदनलिप्तांगो दृष्टश्चेत्तदघं कुतः
śaṃkhacakrāṃkitatanuḥ śirasāṃ maṃjarīdharaḥ | gopīcaṃdanaliptāṃgo dṛṣṭaścettadaghaṃ kutaḥ
If one beholds a devotee whose body bears the marks of conch and discus, whose head is adorned with a tulasī sprig, and whose limbs are anointed with gopī-candana—then where could sin remain?
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda to Agastya)
Tirtha: Vaiṣṇava-darśana (as living tīrtha) within Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A radiant Vaiṣṇava devotee walks along a Kāśī lane/ghat: conch and discus emblems on arms/torso, tulasī sprig on the head, gopī-candana tilaka; onlookers’ dark aura of sin dissolves into light upon seeing him.
Association and darśana of a visibly devoted Vaiṣṇava is celebrated as powerfully purifying, dispelling sin.
No specific tirtha is named; the emphasis is on sanctifying darśana within the broader Kāśī devotional ethos.
Adoption of Vaiṣṇava identity-marks (śaṅkha-cakra aṅkana), tulasī adornment, and gopī-candana anointment; and seeking/valuing such darśana.