गोपीमृत्तुलसी शंखः शालग्रामः सचक्रकः । गृहेपि यस्य पंचैते तस्य पापभयं कुत
gopīmṛttulasī śaṃkhaḥ śālagrāmaḥ sacakrakaḥ | gṛhepi yasya paṃcaite tasya pāpabhayaṃ kuta
Gopī-candana, Tulasī, la Conque, le Śālagrāma et le Disque : si ces cinq sont présents dans la maison de quelqu’un, comment pourrait-il craindre le péché ?
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Pañca-vaiṣṇava-upakaraṇa (gopī-mṛt, tulasī, śaṅkha, śālagrāma, cakra)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A neatly arranged altar showing the five: gopī-candana container, tulasī sprig, conch on a stand, Śālagrāma on a lotus base, and a radiant cakra emblem behind; a halo of protection encircles the home.
Keeping and honoring core Vaiṣṇava sacred emblems in the home cultivates purity and dispels the anxiety of sin.
The verse is emblem-focused; it implicitly connects to Vaiṣṇava sacred geographies like Dvārakā/Śālagrāma traditions but does not name a tirtha.
Maintaining these five sacred items in the home as part of daily devotional observance and worship.