हरिणी वज्रिणी न्यंकुः कपिला च सरस्वती । पानावगाहनान्नृणां पंचस्रोताः सरस्वती
hariṇī vajriṇī nyaṃkuḥ kapilā ca sarasvatī | pānāvagāhanānnṛṇāṃ paṃcasrotāḥ sarasvatī
Hariṇī, Vajriṇī, Nyaṅku, Kapilā et Sarasvatī elle-même : ainsi Sarasvatī devint aux cinq courants ; pour les hommes, en en buvant et en s’y plongeant, elle accorde la purification.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) (deduced for Prabhāsa Khaṇḍa narration)
Tirtha: Pañcasrotā Sarasvatī (Hariṇī–Vajriṇī–Nyaṅku–Kapilā–Sarasvatī)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Ṛṣi-assembly
Scene: Five distinct streams flow across Prabhāsa toward the sea, each subtly personified; pilgrims drink and bathe while priests recite the five names; the waters glow with purificatory light.
Divine compassion becomes accessible through tīrthas: multiple sacred streams are provided so people may purify themselves by simple, sincere acts.
Prabhāsa Kṣetra’s Sarasvatī Pañcasrotā—five named streams associated with sages and tīrtha practice.
Pāna (drinking tīrtha-water) and avagāhana/snān (immersion or bathing) are explicitly indicated.