जननीचरणौ स्मृत्वा सर्वतीर्थोक्त्त मोत्तमौ । पितरं च गुरूंश्चापि हदि ध्यात्वा प्रसन्नधीः
jananīcaraṇau smṛtvā sarvatīrthoktta mottamau | pitaraṃ ca gurūṃścāpi hadi dhyātvā prasannadhīḥ
Se remémorant les pieds de la mère—proclamés le plus excellent de tous les tīrthas—puis, l’esprit apaisé, méditant dans le cœur sur le père et sur les maîtres également.
Deductive: a Dharma-instructor voice within Dharmāraṇya Khaṇḍa (narrative speaker not explicit in the snippet)
Tirtha: Mātṛcaraṇa-tīrtha (metaphorical)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A devotee bows to the mother’s feet with folded hands; behind, a calm heart-lotus motif contains subtle images of father and gurus seated in blessing posture, indicating ‘hṛdi dhyāna’.
Reverence to mother, father, and guru is portrayed as a supreme purifier—equal to (or greater than) pilgrimage.
No geographic site; the mother’s feet are metaphorically declared the highest tīrtha.
Smaraṇa and hṛd-dhyāna (inner meditation) on mother, father, and teachers as part of daily conduct.