सरस्वती रजो रूपा तमोरूपा कलिंदजा । सत्त्वरूपा च गंगात्र नयंति ब्रह्मनिर्गुणम्
sarasvatī rajo rūpā tamorūpā kaliṃdajā | sattvarūpā ca gaṃgātra nayaṃti brahmanirguṇam
Ici, Sarasvatī est de nature rajasique ; la Kalindajā (Yamunā) est de nature tamasique ; et la Gaṅgā est de nature sattvique — ensemble, elles mènent au Brahman sans attributs.
Skanda (deduced for Kāśīkhaṇḍa discourse)
Tirtha: Triveṇī-saṅgama (Prayāga)
Type: sangam
Scene: Three river-goddesses meet: Sarasvatī tinted with dynamic red (rajas), Yamunā with deep indigo/black (tamas), Gaṅgā with luminous white/gold (sattva); above them shines a formless, radiant expanse signifying nirguṇa Brahman.
The confluence is presented as a spiritual synthesis: transcending the guṇas through the sacred rivers leads toward nirguṇa realization.
Prayāga’s Triveṇī Saṅgama (Gaṅgā–Yamunā–Sarasvatī).
Implicitly, saṅgama-snāna (bathing at the confluence) as a means toward purification and liberation.