अशुभशतसहस्रं ते विधूय प्रपन्नास्त्रिदिवममरजुष्टं सिद्धगन्धर्वयुक्तम् । विमलशशिनिभाभिः सर्व एवाप्सरोभिः सह विविधविलासैः स्वर्गसौख्यं लभन्ते
aśubhaśatasahasraṃ te vidhūya prapannāstridivamamarajuṣṭaṃ siddhagandharvayuktam | vimalaśaśinibhābhiḥ sarva evāpsarobhiḥ saha vividhavilāsaiḥ svargasaukhyaṃ labhante
Ayant secoué des centaines de milliers d’actes néfastes, ils atteignent les mondes célestes chers aux dieux, peuplés de Siddhas et de Gandharvas ; et tous, en compagnie d’Apsaras éclatantes comme la lune sans tache, goûtent la félicité du ciel aux jeux et délices multiples.
Mārkaṇḍeya (inferred; concluding phalaśruti tone)
Listener: sages / audience
Scene: A radiant ascent to svarga: purified souls rising through luminous skies into a celestial city; Siddhas and Gandharvas welcome them with music; moon-bright Apsarases dance in graceful circles.
Purāṇic devotion and merit remove accumulated negativity and lead to exalted states depicted as heavenly attainment.
The merit is linked to the Revā-khaṇḍa narrative and its sacred tradition rather than one pinpointed location in this verse.
Implicitly, śravaṇa/pāṭha of the praised narrative; the verse states the fruit (svarga-sukha), not procedural details.