दीक्षां यच्छ विभो मह्यं येन शिष्यो भवामि ते
dīkṣāṃ yaccha vibho mahyaṃ yena śiṣyo bhavāmi te
Accorde-moi la dīkṣā, ô vénérable, afin que je devienne ton disciple.
An unnamed narrator (petitioning the sage) within the Tīrthamāhātmya narrative
Scene: The aspirant kneels with folded hands before the sage, requesting dīkṣā; the sage’s right hand is raised in blessing, with a fire altar and water pot nearby.
Spiritual progress is traditionally formalized through dīkṣā and disciplined discipleship under a qualified teacher.
No specific tīrtha is named; the verse highlights the institution of initiation within a sacred-region narrative.
Dīkṣā (initiation) is explicitly requested as the formal rite enabling guru-disciple relationship.