रमणा रामतीर्थे तु यमुनायां मृगावती । करवीरे महालक्ष्मी रूपादेवी विनायके
ramaṇā rāmatīrthe tu yamunāyāṃ mṛgāvatī | karavīre mahālakṣmī rūpādevī vināyake
Di Rāma-tīrtha, Baginda disebut Ramaṇā; di tebing Yamunā, Baginda ialah Mṛgāvatī. Di Karavīra, Baginda ialah Mahālakṣmī; dan di kṣetra Vināyaka, Baginda masyhur sebagai Rūpādevī.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Karavīra (Mahālakṣmī)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Four scenes: Devī Ramaṇā at a serene Rāma-tīrtha with a small Rāma shrine; Mṛgāvatī by the flowing Yamunā with deer motifs and river lotuses; Mahālakṣmī at Karavīra seated with lotuses and coins, temple lamps; Rūpādevī near a Vināyaka shrine, emphasizing beauty and auspicious beginnings.
Pilgrimage is also a discipline of recognition: the Goddess is approached through the living name and form sanctified in each locality.
Rāma-tīrtha, the Yamunā region, Karavīra, and Vināyaka-kṣetra are highlighted as Devī-abodes with distinct epithets.
None is directly stated; the verse supports devotional recitation of place-linked divine names as a meritorious act.
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