ब्रुवतोरिति संकथां तथा गणयोर्वैष्णवयोर्मुदावहाम् । ध्रुवलोकौपागतस्ततो नयनातिथ्यमतथ्यवर्जितः
bruvatoriti saṃkathāṃ tathā gaṇayorvaiṣṇavayormudāvahām | dhruvalokaupāgatastato nayanātithyamatathyavarjitaḥ
Tandis que ces deux serviteurs vaiṣṇavas poursuivaient ce récit plein de joie, il vit alors quelqu’un parvenu au monde de Dhruva : une apparition, hôte des yeux, sans mensonge ni imperfection.
Narrator (contextual; Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrative voice)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: Two radiant Vaiṣṇava attendants continue a sweet narrative; before the listener appears a being marked by Dhruvaloka attainment—calm, luminous, and impeccably truthful—arriving like an honored guest to the eyes.
Joyful remembrance of dharmic exemplars (like Dhruva) elevates the mind toward higher realms and faultless vision—truthful, purified perception.
The broader setting is Kāśī’s māhātmya (Vārāṇasī), but this verse specifically evokes Dhruvaloka rather than a named Kāśī tīrtha.
No explicit ritual is prescribed here; it emphasizes the merit and uplifting power of listening to sacred kathā.