रामेश्वरं मोक्षतीर्थं तथा कुशलवेश्वरौ । नर्मदेशं कपर्दीशं सागरेशमतः परम्
rāmeśvaraṃ mokṣatīrthaṃ tathā kuśalaveśvarau | narmadeśaṃ kapardīśaṃ sāgareśamataḥ param
(ที่นี่มี) ราเมศวร โมกษตีรถะ และเช่นเดียวกัน กุศเลศวร กับ ลเวศวร มีนรมเทศ กปัรฑีศ และยิ่งไปกว่านั้นคือ สาคาเรศ
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced; not explicit in snippet)
Tirtha: Mokṣatīrtha (within the cluster including Rāmeśvara, Kuśaleśvara, Laveśvara, Narmadeśa, Kapardīśa, Sāgareśa)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A pilgrim group on the Narmadā bank, moving from shrine to shrine: small stone liṅgas under bilva trees, a ‘Mokṣatīrtha’ ford with steps, and in the distance the river widening toward the sea where a ‘Sāgareśa’ shrine stands.
Pilgrimage is portrayed as a path toward purification and even mokṣa, especially through tīrthas explicitly named ‘Mokṣa’ and Śiva-shrines.
Mokṣatīrtha is central in this verse, alongside Rāmeśvara, Kuśaleśvara–Laveśvara, Narmadeśa, Kapardīśa, and Sāgareśa.
No specific vrata or dāna is stated; the implied practice is tīrtha-yātrā with worship and sacred bathing where applicable.