भूमावर्बुदशैलेन्द्रे संस्थितानि कलेर्भयात् । गंगा सरस्वती चैव यमुना पुष्कराणि च
bhūmāvarbudaśailendre saṃsthitāni kalerbhayāt | gaṃgā sarasvatī caiva yamunā puṣkarāṇi ca
Par crainte de Kali, ils vinrent demeurer sur la terre, au mont Arbuda, seigneur des montagnes : la Gaṅgā, la Sarasvatī, la Yamunā, et les Puṣkara également.
Pulastya (continuing narration)
Tirtha: Arbuda-śaila tīrtha-samāhāra (Gaṅgā–Sarasvatī–Yamunā–Puṣkara-sannidhāna)
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Scene: On the lofty Arbuda mountain, personified river-goddesses—Gaṅgā, Sarasvatī, Yamunā—arrive with attendant tīrtha-spirits; the atmosphere suggests a protective retreat from Kali’s shadow.
The Purāṇic vision treats tīrthas as living sanctities that can gather where dharma is protected, ensuring access to grace even in Kali Yuga.
Arbuda (Mount Arbuda/Mount Abu) is glorified as the mountain where major tīrthas and sacred rivers take residence.
Implicitly, pilgrimage (yātrā) and darśana of Arbuda are encouraged, since major tīrthas are said to abide there in Kali Yuga.