सन्निधत्ते सदा यत्र कमला विष्णुवल्लभा । अलक्ष्मीपरिहाराय यस्मिन्सरसि वै सुराः
sannidhatte sadā yatra kamalā viṣṇuvallabhā | alakṣmīparihārāya yasminsarasi vai surāḥ
Là, où Kamalā, bien-aimée de Viṣṇu, demeure sans cesse tout près, les dieux viennent à ce lac afin d’écarter Alakṣmī, la mauvaise fortune.
Sūta
Tirtha: Kamalā-sannidhi-saras (Śrī-tīrtha)
Type: kund
Scene: A luminous lotus-lake where Śrī (Kamalā) abides near Viṣṇu’s aura; devas arrive with offerings to drive away Alakṣmī, depicted as a dark, withering presence retreating from the waters.
Auspiciousness is sustained by divine presence and dharmic observance; misfortune is overcome through sanctified association.
A sacred lake associated with Maṅgala-tīrtha, marked by Lakṣmī’s constant proximity.
The verse implies ritual approach to the lake for removing inauspiciousness, though it does not detail a specific rite beyond the tīrtha’s purpose.