शंखचक्रांकिततनुः शिरसां मंजरीधरः । गोपीचंदनलिप्तांगो दृष्टश्चेत्तदघं कुतः
śaṃkhacakrāṃkitatanuḥ śirasāṃ maṃjarīdharaḥ | gopīcaṃdanaliptāṃgo dṛṣṭaścettadaghaṃ kutaḥ
Si l’on voit un dévot dont le corps porte les marques de la Conque et du Disque, dont la tête est ornée d’un brin de Tulasī, et dont les membres sont oints de gopī-candana, où donc le péché pourrait-il demeurer ?
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda to Agastya)
Tirtha: Vaiṣṇava-darśana (as living tīrtha) within Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A radiant Vaiṣṇava devotee walks along a Kāśī lane/ghat: conch and discus emblems on arms/torso, tulasī sprig on the head, gopī-candana tilaka; onlookers’ dark aura of sin dissolves into light upon seeing him.
Association and darśana of a visibly devoted Vaiṣṇava is celebrated as powerfully purifying, dispelling sin.
No specific tirtha is named; the emphasis is on sanctifying darśana within the broader Kāśī devotional ethos.
Adoption of Vaiṣṇava identity-marks (śaṅkha-cakra aṅkana), tulasī adornment, and gopī-candana anointment; and seeking/valuing such darśana.