इदं तीर्थं हरपापं सप्तजन्माघनाशनम् । गंगायां मिलितं पश्चाज्जन्मकोटिकृताघहम्
idaṃ tīrthaṃ harapāpaṃ saptajanmāghanāśanam | gaṃgāyāṃ militaṃ paścājjanmakoṭikṛtāghaham
Ce tīrtha, Harapāpa, détruit les péchés de sept existences ; puis, lorsqu’il se mêle à la Gaṅgā, il anéantit les fautes amassées durant dix millions de naissances.
Skanda (deduced Kāśīkhaṇḍa default narration)
Tirtha: Harapāpa
Type: sangam
Listener: Pilgrimage audience (ṛṣis/pilgrims)
Scene: A small sacred stream/tīrtha named Harapāpa flows into the Gaṅgā; pilgrims bathe at the confluence as dark ‘sin’ imagery dissolves into radiant water-light.
Tīrtha-sevā (reverent approach to holy waters) purifies deep karmic burdens; Gaṅgā-union amplifies the cleansing power.
Harapāpa tīrtha and its sacred connection/merging with the Gaṅgā in Kāśī.
Implied tīrtha-snāna and contact with the holy confluence/merging into Gaṅgā as the means of sin-destruction.