पापतापाभितप्तानां भूतानामिह जाह्ववी । पापतापहरा यद्वद्गंगा नान्यत्तथा कलौ
pāpatāpābhitaptānāṃ bhūtānāmiha jāhvavī | pāpatāpaharā yadvadgaṃgā nānyattathā kalau
Pour les êtres ici consumés par la brûlure du péché, Jāhnavī est celle qui ôte la souffrance du péché ; en l’âge de Kali, rien n’est comparable à la Gaṅgā.
Skanda
Tirtha: Gaṅgā (Jāhnavī/Bhāgīrathī) in Kāśī
Type: ghat
Listener: null
Scene: A devotee scorched by the ‘heat’ of sin approaches the luminous Gaṅgā; her cool waters and radiance dispel the fiery aura around him, symbolizing papa-tapa-haraṇa in Kali-yuga.
In Kali-yuga, Gaṅgā is presented as an unmatched means of relief from sin and suffering.
Jāhnavī/Gaṅgā as the supreme tīrtha, with the Kāśī milieu implied.
No specific act is listed; the verse broadly recommends reliance upon Gaṅgā for purification in Kali-yuga.