Skanda Purana — Prabhasa Khanda, Shloka 54
गोप्यं यत्पातकं पुंसां गोमती तद्व्यपोहति । स्मरणात्कीर्त्तनाद्वापि किं पुनः प्लवने कृते
gopyaṃ yatpātakaṃ puṃsāṃ gomatī tadvyapohati | smaraṇātkīrttanādvāpi kiṃ punaḥ plavane kṛte
Whatever hidden sin people may bear, the Gomati washes it away. If such is the fruit of remembering or praising her, how much more when one truly bathes and immerses in her waters.
Sūta (deduced from Prabhāsa-khaṇḍa māhātmya narration context)
Tirtha: Gomatī
Type: river
Scene: Pilgrims at the Gomatī ghāṭ: some singing her praise, others immersing; the water is depicted as luminous, washing away dark ‘hidden’ stains that dissolve into light.
FAQs
Sacred waters and sacred remembrance both purify; direct ritual contact intensifies the purificatory merit.
The Gomati tīrtha at/near Dvārakā, praised as a remover of even concealed sins.
Plavana (bathing/immersion) in the Gomati; also smaraṇa and kīrtana of the tīrtha.