नारदोऽपि महादेवमुपेत्य च सतीपतिम् । प्राह कृष्णाजिनधरो नैष्ठिका ब्राह्मणा ह्यमी
nārado'pi mahādevamupetya ca satīpatim | prāha kṛṣṇājinadharo naiṣṭhikā brāhmaṇā hyamī
Nārada s’approcha aussi de Mahādeva, le Seigneur de Satī, et dit, vêtu d’une peau d’antilope noire : «Ces Brāhmaṇas sont vraiment des naiṣṭhikas, fermes dans des vœux pour toute la vie.»
Nārada
Tirtha: Revā-kṣetra (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Nārada approaches Mahādeva respectfully, holding a vīṇā, wearing a kṛṣṇājina (black antelope-skin), and speaks about the naiṣṭhika brāhmaṇas; surrounding devas and ṛṣis listen.
Spiritual credibility is affirmed by recognized sages (like Nārada) and by visible commitment to enduring vows.
The Revākhaṇḍa milieu is implied; this verse spotlights the characterization of the vow-keepers rather than a named tīrtha.
No ritual is prescribed; the verse identifies the group as naiṣṭhika (lifelong-vowed).