अक्षुण्णशक्तिरसुदाऽनंततीर्थाऽमृतोदका । अनंतमहिमाऽपाराऽनंतसौख्यप्रदाऽन्नदा
akṣuṇṇaśaktirasudā'naṃtatīrthā'mṛtodakā | anaṃtamahimā'pārā'naṃtasaukhyapradā'nnadā
その御力は損なわれず、命を授け、無量のティールタ(聖なる渡し)を宿し、その水はアムリタ(甘露)である。御威光は無限にして測りがたく、尽きぬ安楽を与え、糧を施す。
Skanda (contextual attribution within Kāśīkhaṇḍa dialogue)
Tirtha: Gaṅgā (Ananta-tīrthā) in Kāśī
Type: river
Scene: Gaṅgā as infinite: countless small tīrtha-doors shimmering within her waters; she pours nectar-like water while devotees distribute food on the ghāṭs; an atmosphere of boundless joy.
Pilgrimage is framed as inexhaustible: Gaṅgā’s sanctity is endless, sustaining life, joy, and dharmic welfare.
Gaṅgā’s innumerable tīrthas—especially as experienced in Kāśī, where many ghāṭas and ford-points embody ‘ananta-tīrtha’.
No direct prescription; the verse supports customary practices of snāna and sipping (ācamana) of Gaṅgā-jala as nectar-like.