पश्यामि तामत्र पुनश्च शुभ्रां महाभ्रनीलां शुचिशुभ्रतोयाम् । वृक्षैरनेकैरुपशोभिताङ्गीं गजैस्तुरङ्गैर्विहगैर्वृतां च
paśyāmi tāmatra punaśca śubhrāṃ mahābhranīlāṃ śuciśubhratoyām | vṛkṣairanekairupaśobhitāṅgīṃ gajaisturaṅgairvihagairvṛtāṃ ca
Je la contemple de nouveau là : éclatante et claire, bleu sombre comme un grand nuage de pluie, aux eaux pures et lumineuses. Son corps est embelli de nombreux arbres, et elle est entourée d’éléphants, de chevaux et de vols d’oiseaux.
Mārkaṇḍeya (inferred)
Tirtha: Revā (Narmadā)
Type: kshetra
Listener: King (rājan)
Scene: The river-goddess appears: a broad, dark-blue, shining river with crystalline highlights; banks lush with many trees; elephants and horses near the shore; birds wheeling overhead.
The holy river is a theophany: purity of waters and beauty of creation become signs of the Goddess’s presence.
Revā/Narmadā and her riverbanks, portrayed as a living sacred realm.
No direct ritual is stated; the verse supports tīrtha-darśana and contemplative reverence of the river.