दुर्लभं मनुजैः पार्थ रेवातटसमाश्रितम् । प्राणिनां पापनाशाय ऊषरं पुष्करं तथा
durlabhaṃ manujaiḥ pārtha revātaṭasamāśritam | prāṇināṃ pāpanāśāya ūṣaraṃ puṣkaraṃ tathā
Oh Pārtha, es difícil de alcanzar para los hombres, pues se halla en la ribera de la Revā. Para destruir los pecados de los seres, allí están las aguas sagradas llamadas Ūṣara y también Puṣkara.
Mārkaṇḍeya
Tirtha: Kalhoḍī Tīrtha (with sub-waters Ūṣara and Puṣkara)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pārtha (addressed; likely the king in dialogue)
Scene: A map-like sacred landscape: Revā riverbank with two highlighted water-spots labeled Ūṣara and Puṣkara; pilgrims approach with reverence, underscoring the rarity of the opportunity.
Human birth is portrayed as a rare chance to access purifying sacred sites; one should use it for sin-removal and spiritual uplift.
Kalhoḍī Tīrtha on the bank of the Revā (Narmadā), along with sacred waters/places named Ūṣara and Puṣkara.
Implied tīrtha-practice (especially snāna) for pāpa-nāśa in the Revā-bank sacred waters.