सचैलमभिमज्ज्याथ कृतसंध्यादिसत्क्रियाः । संतर्प्य तर्प्यादिपितॄन्कुशगंधतिलोदकैः
sacailamabhimajjyātha kṛtasaṃdhyādisatkriyāḥ | saṃtarpya tarpyādipitṝnkuśagaṃdhatilodakaiḥ
そこで彼らは衣をまとったまま水に沈み、サンディヤーの祈りなどの聖なる作法を正しく修めたのち、クシャ草と香料と胡麻を和えた水の供養によって、祖霊(ピトリ)を満たした。
Parāśara (continuing narration)
Tirtha: Maṇikarṇikā
Type: ghat
Listener: Sūta and the assembly
Scene: At the ghat: devas and sages immerse (even clothed), then stand on steps performing sandhyā with arghya; later offer tarpaṇa with kuśa, til, and fragrant water to pitṛs.
A Kāśī pilgrimage is not mere travel: it is dharma-in-action—purification by bathing, worship through daily rites, and gratitude to ancestors through tarpaṇa.
The context is Maṇikarṇikā tīrtha in Kāśī, where bathing and ancestral offerings are performed.
Snāna (immersion), sandhyā and allied observances, and pitṛ-tarpaṇa using water with kuśa, fragrance, and sesame.