स्मरणादुभयत्रापि चक्रतीर्थस्य वै द्विजाः । भस्मीभवंति पापानि लक्षजन्मकृतान्यपि
smaraṇādubhayatrāpi cakratīrthasya vai dvijāḥ | bhasmībhavaṃti pāpāni lakṣajanmakṛtānyapi
Ô dvijas, par le seul souvenir de Cakratīrtha—ici comme là, en ces deux lieux—les péchés, même commis durant cent mille naissances, sont réduits en cendre.
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Cakratīrtha
Type: tirtha
Listener: dvijas
Scene: A devotee seated in meditation facing the sea, mentally visualizing Cakratīrtha; behind, a faint double vignette shows two sacred spots (‘ubhayatra’), while dark smoke-like forms (sins) turn to ash and disperse.
Purāṇic devotion holds that remembrance (smaraṇa) of a supremely holy tīrtha itself can burn karmic impurities.
Cakratīrtha, praised as so potent that even its remembrance destroys vast accumulations of sin.
Smaraṇa—mindful remembrance of Cakratīrtha (in addition to physical pilgrimage).