तथात्र मामके तीर्थे यः कश्चिच्छ्रद्धया नरः । करोति स्नानमव्यग्रस्त्वां पश्यति ततः परम्
tathātra māmake tīrthe yaḥ kaścicchraddhayā naraḥ | karoti snānamavyagrastvāṃ paśyati tataḥ param
«Do mesmo modo, aqui, neste meu tīrtha sagrado, qualquer homem que, com fé e sem distração, realize o banho ritual, depois disso Te contempla (ó Senhor).»
Mahiṣa (addressing Śiva)
Tirtha: Māmaka-tīrtha (as named in-verse; specific proper name not present here)
Type: ghat
Scene: A pilgrim, calm and focused, steps into a sacred ford at dawn; after bathing with folded hands, he turns toward a Śiva-liṅga/Śaṅkara presence, suggesting imminent darśana.
Faithful tīrtha-bathing (snāna) performed with focused mind is portrayed as a direct means to divine vision (darśana).
An unnamed “māmake tīrtha” (a tīrtha claimed by the speaker in the narrative); the exact place-name is not included in the provided excerpt.
Snāna (ritual bathing) at the tīrtha, performed with śraddhā (faith) and avyagra-citta (undistracted attention).
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