ॐ नमो विश्वरूपाय ओङ्कारायाखिलात्मने । यमारभ्ये प्रवक्ष्यामि रेवातीर्थावलिं द्विजाः
oṃ namo viśvarūpāya oṅkārāyākhilātmane | yamārabhye pravakṣyāmi revātīrthāvaliṃ dvijāḥ
Om—hommage à Celui dont la Forme est l’Univers, à Oṅkāra, au Soi de toutes choses. En commençant par Lui, ô sages deux fois nés, je vais maintenant proclamer la sainte liste des tīrthas de la Revā (Narmadā).
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) addressing the sages (deduced from Purāṇic framing; speaker not explicit in snippet)
Tirtha: Revā-tīrthāvalī (Narmadā tīrtha sequence)
Type: river (itinerary of riverine tīrthas)
Listener: Dvijāḥ / sages
Scene: The syllable Oṁ radiates as a luminous glyph above a sage addressing seated dvijas; within the glow appears a subtle viśvarūpa—cosmic form containing rivers, mountains, and deities—hinting that the coming Revā tīrthas are limbs of the universal body.
Begin sacred narration and pilgrimage teaching with reverence to the all-pervading divine (Oṅkāra/Universal Self).
The verse introduces the collective tīrthas of the Revā (Narmadā) rather than a single site.
No specific rite is prescribed here; it serves as a maṅgala-invocation preceding the tīrtha catalogue.