तयोर्दर्शनतो यांति तेषां पापानि देहिनाम् । तानि पापानि यावंति कुर्वते भुवि ये नराः
tayordarśanato yāṃti teṣāṃ pāpāni dehinām | tāni pāpāni yāvaṃti kurvate bhuvi ye narāḥ
Par le darśana (vision sacrée) de ces deux manifestations saintes, les péchés des êtres incarnés s’en vont—quels que soient les péchés que les hommes commettent sur la terre.
Brahmā (deduced; Vaiṣṇavakhaṇḍa narrative voice)
Tirtha: Cakrahari and Harismṛti (paired darśana)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Vipra
Scene: Two adjacent shrines/manifestations; pilgrims move from one to the other; dark birds or smoke symbolizing sins fly away as the devotees behold the deities.
Darśana at holy sites is affirmed as an immediate purifier that dissolves accumulated wrongdoing.
The paired western sacred focuses just described—Cakrahari and Harismṛti—within Ayodhyā’s holy landscape.
Darśana (visiting and beholding the sacred forms/sites) is presented as the effective practice.