नश्यंति रोगा नश्यंति नश्यते पापसंचयः । पुत्रकामो लभेत्पुत्रं कन्या विंदति सत्पतिम्
naśyaṃti rogā naśyaṃti naśyate pāpasaṃcayaḥ | putrakāmo labhetputraṃ kanyā viṃdati satpatim
Les maladies s’évanouissent ; l’amas des péchés est détruit. Celui qui désire un fils obtient un fils, et la jeune fille trouve un époux vertueux.
Sūta (phalaśruti continuation)
Tirtha: Setukṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Ṛṣis/audience (contextual)
Scene: A healer-like sage or devotee recites the hymn; sick persons recover, a couple receives a child, and a maiden is blessed with an auspicious marriage—set against a coastal temple-tīrtha ambience.
Devotional recitation is framed as both purifier (destroying pāpa) and benefactor (supporting health and righteous life aims).
The benefits are taught within Setukhaṇḍa’s Setu/Rāmeśvaram Māhātmya, a pilgrimage context where such merits are emphasized.
Implied: recitation of the hymn (as per the phalaśruti sequence) to obtain these results.