गुणवत्पात्रपूजायां न स्याद्वै तादृशं फलम् । यथा गंगाजलस्नान पूजने विधिना फलम्
guṇavatpātrapūjāyāṃ na syādvai tādṛśaṃ phalam | yathā gaṃgājalasnāna pūjane vidhinā phalam
Même le culte rendu à un réceptacle digne ne donne pas un fruit pareil à celui qu’on obtient—selon la règle—par le bain dans l’eau de Gaṅgā et par son adoration avec cette eau.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Gaṅgā (Kāśī)
Type: ghat
Listener: Pārvatī or internal interlocutor (contextual)
Scene: Devotees at dawn perform Gaṅgā-snānā; one pours Gaṅgā-jala in a small abhiṣeka over a liṅga or a Gaṅgā icon, while a learned priest gestures to the 'vidhi'—clean vessels, mantras, and orderly steps.
Gaṅgā-jala, used in snāna and pūjā with proper vidhi, is claimed to generate extraordinary merit beyond conventional acts of honouring the virtuous.
Gaṅgā as a living tīrtha whose water itself functions as a sanctifying ritual medium.
Perform snāna and pūjā using Gaṅgā-jala, following proper ritual procedure (vidhi).