सर्पस्तु मकरो जातो गोदावर्यां शिवालये । देवं भीमेश्वरं द्रष्टुं गताऽहं स्वजनैः सह
sarpastu makaro jāto godāvaryāṃ śivālaye | devaṃ bhīmeśvaraṃ draṣṭuṃ gatā'haṃ svajanaiḥ saha
Namun ular itu terlahir semula sebagai makara di Sungai Godāvarī, dekat sebuah śivālaya, kuil Śiva. Dan aku pergi bersama sanak saudara untuk menatap Dewa Bhīmeśvara.
Unspecified (same narrator to the king)
Tirtha: Godāvarī-tīrtha (near Bhīmeśvara)
Type: ghat
Listener: Nṛpa (king)
Scene: A wide Godāvarī river scene with a small Śiva temple on the bank; a makara-like aquatic being surfaces; pilgrims arrive with family to seek Bhīmeśvara’s darśana.
Karma carries beings across births, while darśana of Śiva at famed shrines is presented as spiritually pivotal.
Godāvarī-associated Śiva shrine and Bhīmeśvara (a celebrated Śaiva sacred center).
Pilgrimage for darśana (seeing the deity) is implied; no detailed rite is specified.