Varaha Purana 148.64: Adhyaya 148, Shloka 64
The Greatness of Stutasvāmi: Varāha’s Disclosure of the Bhūtagiri Sacred Landscape and Its Ethical Discipline
एकचित्तेन गन्तव्यं धृतिं कृत्वा सुपुष्कलाम् ॥ यत्तत्र लभते भद्रे फलमामलकं शुभम्
ekacittena gantavyaṃ dhṛtiṃ kṛtvā supuṣkalām || yat tatra labhate bhadre phalam āmalakaṃ śubham
Należy udać się o jednolitym umyśle, pielęgnując obfitą stałość. Cokolwiek pomyślnego owocu, dobra āmalaki, otrzymuje się tam, o pomyślna, ma wielkie znaczenie.
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It encapsulates a pilgrimage ethic—focused attention and fortitude—typical of Purāṇic guidance literature that combines interior discipline with sacred travel.
The verse refers back to the āmalaka-associated kṣetra previously described; it does not add a new toponym.
Single-mindedness (ekacitta) and steadiness (dhṛti) are presented as core virtues for undertaking sacred journeys and receiving their intended benefit.
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