ततश्च पशुपालस्तु दशार्णाधिपतेः सुतः । संजातस्तत्प्रभावेन पूर्वजातिमनुस्मरन्
tataśca paśupālastu daśārṇādhipateḥ sutaḥ | saṃjātastatprabhāvena pūrvajātimanusmaran
Alors ce berger, par la puissance de ce tīrtha/rite, naquit comme fils du souverain de Daśārṇa, se souvenant de sa naissance antérieure.
Skanda (deduced from Nāgarakhaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya narrative style)
Scene: A former shepherd is reborn as a prince of Daśārṇa, awakening with remembrance of a previous life—shown as a flashback overlay of pastoral life and the sacred rite.
Tīrtha-contact and sacred acts can elevate one’s future birth and even awaken remembrance of past lives, showcasing the transformative ‘prabhāva’ of holy places.
The unnamed tīrtha of the Nāgarakhaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya episode is implied as the source of ‘tatprabhāva’ (its power).
No direct prescription; it states the result (phala) of the earlier pradakṣiṇā/tīrtha-contact.