ततः काशीं पुनः प्राप्य कल्पांते मोक्षमाप्नुयात् । वीरेश्वरस्य पूर्वेण गंगायाः पश्चिमे तटे
tataḥ kāśīṃ punaḥ prāpya kalpāṃte mokṣamāpnuyāt | vīreśvarasya pūrveṇa gaṃgāyāḥ paścime taṭe
Ensuite, revenu de nouveau à Kāśī, on obtient la délivrance à la fin du kalpa : en ce lieu à l’est de Vīreśvara, sur la rive occidentale de la Gaṅgā.
Unspecified in snippet (Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrator; tīrtha-location instruction)
Tirtha: Vīreśvara (Kāśī) on Gaṅgā’s western bank
Type: temple
Listener: Śaunaka and sages (frame typical; not stated in verse)
Scene: A pilgrim on the western bank of the Gaṅgā, with steps (ghāṭ), morning mist, and a shrine of Vīreśvara nearby; a subtle cosmic motif hints at kalpānta—distant dissolving horizons—yet the pilgrim is serene.
Kāśī is portrayed as a supreme liberating field, where reaching the sacred precinct connected to Śiva and the Gaṅgā culminates in mokṣa.
Vīreśvara in Kāśī, located east of the shrine area and on the western bank of the Gaṅgā (as per the verse’s directional markers).
The verse implies pilgrimage/returning to Kāśī and approaching the specified locale; no explicit dāna/snān/japa is stated here.