सर्वत्र देवयात्रायां विधिरेष प्रवर्त्तते । तीर्थमभ्युद्धरेज्जीर्णं मार्जयेत्कथयेत्फलम्
sarvatra devayātrāyāṃ vidhireṣa pravarttate | tīrthamabhyuddharejjīrṇaṃ mārjayetkathayetphalam
Dans tout pèlerinage et toute procession vers les dieux, cette règle est observée : qu’on relève le tīrtha usé par le temps, qu’on le purifie, et qu’on proclame son fruit (mérite spirituel).
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) (deduced)
Tirtha: Any tīrtha encountered in deva-yātrā (Prabhāsa as exemplar)
Type: tirtha
Scene: A deva-yātrā procession approaches a neglected tīrtha; devotees clear debris, sweep steps, repair broken ghāṭ stones, and then a learned speaker recites the tīrtha’s phala to gathered pilgrims under a canopy.
A tīrtha thrives through care and remembrance—restoration, cleanliness, and teaching its mahimā are all sacred acts.
The principle is universal, taught within the Prabhāsa Māhātmya context for Prabhāsa Kṣetra tīrthas.
Restoring dilapidated pilgrimage spots, cleansing them, and publicly narrating the spiritual benefits of the tīrtha.