Skanda Purana — Avanti Khanda, Shloka 19
गन्धर्वाहसुतोऽप्येवं नन्दिनोक्तं निशम्य च । प्रयातो नर्मदातीरमौर्व्यादक्षिणसङ्गमम्
gandharvāhasuto'pyevaṃ nandinoktaṃ niśamya ca | prayāto narmadātīramaurvyādakṣiṇasaṅgamam
Ainsi, le fils de Gandharvāhā, ayant entendu les paroles de Nandin, se mit en route vers la rive de la Narmadā, au confluent méridional avec l’Aurvī.
Narrator (deduced; narrative transition within the chapter)
Tirtha: Dakṣiṇa-saṅgama (Narmadā–Aurvī)
Type: sangam
Scene: A pilgrim—identified as the son of Gandharvāhā—sets out along the Narmadā toward a southern confluence; the landscape suggests sacred travel and anticipation of ritual bathing.
FAQs
True repentance is shown by prompt action—journeying to the prescribed tīrtha and following the teacher’s instruction.
A specific Narmadā tīrtha: the southern saṅgama (confluence) with the Aurvī river.
The implied prescription is pilgrimage to the Narmadā bank and the saṅgama for purification practices described nearby.