Prabhāsa-kṣetra: Circuit of Tīrthas and Shrines Leading to Bhukti and Mokṣa
तत्राभ्यर्च्यं भवं साक्षाद्भवेद्भवसमः स्वयम् । दामोदरं स्वर्णरेखा ब्रह्मकुंडं च रैवते ॥ ८५ ॥
tatrābhyarcyaṃ bhavaṃ sākṣādbhavedbhavasamaḥ svayam | dāmodaraṃ svarṇarekhā brahmakuṃḍaṃ ca raivate || 85 ||
そこにおいて、バヴァ(シヴァ)を直に礼拝すれば、その人は自ずからバヴァに等しくなる。ラ イヴァタには、ダーモダラ、スヴァルナレー カー、そしてブラフマクンダという聖地もある。
Suta (Suta Gosvami), narrating the tirtha-mahatmya tradition
Vrata: none
Rasa: {"primary_rasa":"adbhuta","secondary_rasa":"bhakti","emotional_journey":"Begins with the wonder of a tīrtha where direct worship grants Śiva-like status, then expands into a reverent listing of named sacred spots at Raivata/Raivataka."}
It states the phala (spiritual fruit) of directly worshipping Bhava (Śiva) at the described holy place—one attains Bhava-sama status (Śiva-like merit)—and it also identifies key tirthas in Raivata: Dāmodara, Svarṇarekhā, and Brahmakūṇḍa.
Bhakti is presented as concrete tirtha-based worship (abhyarcya): sincere, direct devotion to the deity brings transformative spiritual elevation, while the naming of Dāmodara alongside Bhava reflects the Purāṇic harmony of Vaiṣṇava and Śaiva devotion within pilgrimage practice.
It highlights kalpa-style applied ritual knowledge: identifying specific tirthas and prescribing worship (pūjā/arcana) with an explicitly stated result (phala), which is typical of Purāṇic tirtha-mahātmyas rather than technical vyākaraṇa or jyotiṣa.