गङ्गाजन्मवर्णनम् / The Origin of the Ganga
Tripathagā Narrative
सैषा सुरनदी रम्या शैलेन्द्रस्य सुता तदा।सुरलोकं समारूढा विपापा जलवाहिनी।।1.35.24।।
saiṣā suranadī ramyā śailendrasya sutā tadā |
suralokaṃ samārūḍhā vipāpā jalavāhinī || 1.35.24 ||
ដូច្នេះ ទន្លេទេវតាដ៏ស្រស់ស្អាតនោះ—ជាព្រះធីតានៃសៃលេន្រ្ទរ (ហិមវាន)—នៅពេលនោះបានឡើងទៅកាន់សួគ៌លោក; ជាចរន្តទឹកបរិសុទ្ធ បំបាត់បាប ហូរនាំទឹកទៅមុខជានិច្ច។
"O knower of Brahman! Clean waters of this river are adorned with sand-banks. This Sona is deep. Which way shall we cross this river?
Dharma as purification and uplift: the sacred is portrayed as that which removes moral taint and elevates beings toward higher order.
Viśvāmitra states the outcome of the gods receiving Gaṅgā: she becomes the divine river established in heaven.
Gaṅgā’s beneficent nature—purifying and sustaining—symbolizing compassionate power aligned with cosmic good.