अयोध्या चैव पातालं तथा कारोहणं महत् । देविका च नदी पुण्या भैरवं पूर्वसागरः
ayodhyā caiva pātālaṃ tathā kārohaṇaṃ mahat | devikā ca nadī puṇyā bhairavaṃ pūrvasāgaraḥ
และยังมี อโยธยา ปาตาล และ กาโรหณะอันยิ่งใหญ่; แม่น้ำเทวีการอันศักดิ์สิทธิ์; ไภรวะ (สถานศักดิ์สิทธิ์); และมหาสมุทรทิศตะวันออก
Skanda (deduced from the ongoing tīrtha enumeration)
Tirtha: Ayodhyā; Devikā; Kārohaṇa; Bhairava; Pūrvasāgara (Eastern Ocean)
Type: river
Listener: Devī
Scene: A six-panel montage: Ayodhyā’s ghats and temples; a symbolic Pātāla cavern with nāgas; Kārohaṇa’s liṅga shrine; Devikā river with women offering lamps; Bhairava as guardian at a gate; the Eastern Ocean with sunrise and pilgrims at shore.
Dharma is tied to sacred landscapes—cities, rivers, and even oceans are portrayed as spiritually potent when approached with reverence.
Ayodhyā, Kārohaṇa, the Devikā river, Bhairava (as a sacred locus), and the Eastern Ocean are highlighted.
No explicit instruction is present; the verse lists tīrthas and sacred waters.