Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 61
रविकुण्डे च ये स्नाताः न ते वै गर्भगामिनः । सक्रांतौ च व्यतीपाते वैधृतेषु च पर्वसु
ravikuṇḍe ca ye snātāḥ na te vai garbhagāminaḥ | sakrāṃtau ca vyatīpāte vaidhṛteṣu ca parvasu
ceux qui se sont baignés dans le Ravikuṇḍa ne retournent plus dans le sein (ils ne sont plus soumis à la renaissance). Et cela vaut tout particulièrement à Saṅkrānti, à Vyatīpāta, à Vaidhṛti et lors des parvans, les conjonctions festives,
Narrator of the Dharmāraṇya-māhātmya
Tirtha: Ravikuṇḍa
Type: kund
Scene: Pilgrims bathing at Ravikuṇḍa while the sky shows a saṅkrānti transition (sun moving between zodiac signs) and symbolic yoga marks; above, a subtle wheel of saṃsāra breaks, indicating ‘no return to the womb’.
FAQs
Liberative tīrtha practice is linked with both sacred place and sacred time, culminating in freedom from rebirth.
Ravikuṇḍa is explicitly glorified as granting freedom from ‘garbha-gamana’ (returning to the womb).
Snāna at Ravikuṇḍa, particularly on Saṅkrānti, Vyatīpāta, Vaidhṛti, and other parvan occasions.