प्रवासिभिर्बंधुवर्गैः संयुज्येत सदा नरः । नष्टैः संयुज्यते चार्थैरपरैश्चापि चिंतितैः
pravāsibhirbaṃdhuvargaiḥ saṃyujyeta sadā naraḥ | naṣṭaiḥ saṃyujyate cārthairaparaiścāpi ciṃtitaiḥ
A man is ever reunited with relatives who live abroad; he is also reunited with lost wealth and with other long-thought-for gains.
Narrator (contextual Purāṇic voice) addressing Devī
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A pilgrim at Prabhāsa, after worship, meets returning relatives from distant lands; a recovered treasure is presented, symbolizing restored artha and long-awaited gains under a radiant coastal sky.
Sacred merit (puṇya) is portrayed as harmonizing worldly life—restoring relationships and resources—when connected to holy place-glory.
Arkasthala in Prabhāsakṣetra, whose māhātmya is said to yield such restorative fruits.
No specific rite is named here; it continues the phalaśruti (benefit statement) tied to hearing/reciting the māhātmya.
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