विगाहितुं मनश्चक्रे तापार्तिं शमयन्निव । कृष्णं बभूव तन्नीरं हरकायाग्निवह्निना
vigāhituṃ manaścakre tāpārtiṃ śamayanniva | kṛṣṇaṃ babhūva tannīraṃ harakāyāgnivahninā
Il résolut de s’y plonger, comme pour apaiser l’ardeur brûlante qui le tourmentait. Par le feu de l’énergie corporelle de Hara, cette eau devint sombre.
Gālava
Tirtha: Yamunā
Type: river
Scene: Śiva steps into Yamunā; as his radiant inner fire meets the water, the river around him turns dark (kṛṣṇa), with steam-like aura and swirling eddies—an awe-filled transformation moment.
Divine presence transforms nature itself; sacred geography is explained through līlā that reveals a tīrtha’s unique potency.
The episode is part of the origin narrative that establishes the later-famous Hara-tīrtha at this river location.
Entering the water (vigāha/snān) is implied as the key act around which the tīrtha’s power will be declared.