स्नात्वा यः कुरुते चात्र पितृपिंडोदकक्रियाः । पितरस्तस्य तृप्यंति यावद्ब्रह्मदिवानिशम्
snātvā yaḥ kurute cātra pitṛpiṃḍodakakriyāḥ | pitarastasya tṛpyaṃti yāvadbrahmadivāniśam
Quiconque se baigne puis accomplit ici les rites du piṇḍa et les offrandes d’eau pour les ancêtres, ses Pitṛs demeurent satisfaits aussi longtemps que durent le jour et la nuit de Brahmā.
Narrator (tīrtha-phala statement; specific speaker not explicit in this verse)
Type: tirtha
Listener: (Contextual) the addressed deva and the audience
Scene: A pilgrim emerges from sacred waters, then performs piṇḍa and water-offerings on the bank; above, a cosmic time-wheel motif (Brahmā’s day/night) subtly indicates the vast duration of pitṛ-satisfaction.
Purity (snāna) plus properly performed ancestral rites at a sanctified place yields immense, long-lasting benefit.
The verse says “here,” pointing to the Dharmāraṇya/Lohayaṣṭī-Lohayiṣṭakā ritual locale described in this chapter.
Bathe first, then perform pitṛ piṇḍa and water (udaka/tarpaṇa) rites at the stated sacred location.