धन्यास्ते मानवा लोके कलिकाले नरोत्तम । प्लवनं सिंधुतोयेन गोमत्यां यैर्नरैः कृतम्
dhanyāste mānavā loke kalikāle narottama | plavanaṃ siṃdhutoyena gomatyāṃ yairnaraiḥ kṛtam
హే నరోత్తమా! కలియుగంలో ఈ లోకంలో వారు ధన్యులు; సింధు జలముతో (సముద్రజలముతో) గోమతీ నదిలో ప్లవనం/స్నానక్రీడ చేసినవారు.
Unknown (within Dvārakā Māhātmya narration; likely a Purāṇic narrator addressing a listener)
Tirtha: Gomatī (Dvārakā) / Gomati-sangama with Sindhu (sea)
Type: sangam
Listener: Nara-uttama (best of men)
Scene: Pilgrims joyfully yet reverently entering the Gomati where it meets the sea; waves and river currents interlace; priests on ghāṭ steps; distant Dvārakā temple spire; sunrise light over water.
Even in Kali-yuga, pilgrimage acts like sacred bathing are praised as accessible means to earn blessing and purification.
The Gomatī tīrtha (associated with Dvārakā), with reference to the Sindhu/sea waters.
Plavana/snānā—entering, bathing, or swimming in the Gomatī in the sacred coastal setting.