The Sanctifying Power of River Confluences: Release from the Preta-State and the Rite of Śravaṇa Dvādaśī with Vāmana Worship
तथा चोत्तरकोट्यां तु तथा मन्माथुरं च यत् ॥ क्रमेण सर्वतीर्थानि स्नात्वा मामपि पुष्करम्
tathā cottarakoṭyāṃ tu tathā manmāthuraṃ ca yat || krameṇa sarvatīrthāni snātvā mām api puṣkaram
Demikian juga di titik pusingan utara, dan demikian juga pada tempat yang berkaitan dengan Mathurā-Ku—setelah mandi suci menurut tertib di semua tīrtha, (dia bertekad) untuk mandi juga di Puṣkara, yakni pada-Ku.
Narrator (default framework: Varāha’s discourse to Pṛthivī)
It reflects how Purāṇic texts encode networks of tīrthas (sacred sites) and prescribe sequential bathing as a formalized cultural practice.
Puṣkara is explicitly named; it is widely identified with the Puṣkara region near Ajmer (Rajasthan), a major pan-Indian tīrtha in later and classical sources.
The implied instruction is orderly completion of a vowed itinerary—performing actions in sequence and with consistency.
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