संसारगह्वरगुहां प्रविहातुमेतां चेदिच्छथ प्रतिपदं भवतापखिन्नाः । नानाविधैर्निजकृतैर्बहुकर्मपाशैर्बद्धाः सुखाय शृणुतैकहितं मयोक्तम्
saṃsāragahvaraguhāṃ pravihātumetāṃ cedicchatha pratipadaṃ bhavatāpakhinnāḥ | nānāvidhairnijakṛtairbahukarmapāśairbaddhāḥ sukhāya śṛṇutaikahitaṃ mayoktam
Si vous, accablés à chaque pas par la brûlure de la souffrance du saṃsāra, souhaitez vraiment sortir de cette profonde caverne de l’existence—bien que liés par maints lacets d’actes, tressés par vos propres œuvres de mille manières—alors, pour votre bien et votre paix, écoutez cet unique enseignement salutaire que je déclare.
Deductively: Skanda (in Revā Khaṇḍa instructional discourse)
Tirtha: Revā-khaṇḍa (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A weary pilgrim-king (or audience) is shown metaphorically at the mouth of a dark cavern labeled ‘saṃsāra,’ entangled by many rope-nooses; the teacher’s words appear as a single bright path/torch leading out.
Freedom from saṃsāra begins by heeding a single, focused spiritual instruction that cuts through the bonds of self-made karma.
The Revā-tīra (banks of the Revā/Narmadā) within the Revā Khaṇḍa of the Āvantya Khaṇḍa.
No specific rite is named here; it introduces an imminent core teaching meant to bring welfare and peace.