विगाहितुं मनश्चक्रे तापार्तिं शमयन्निव । कृष्णं बभूव तन्नीरं हरकायाग्निवह्निना
vigāhituṃ manaścakre tāpārtiṃ śamayanniva | kṛṣṇaṃ babhūva tannīraṃ harakāyāgnivahninā
พระองค์ทรงดำริจะลงดำน้ำ ราวกับจะระงับความร้อนรุ่มที่เผาผลาญ แต่ด้วยไฟแห่งเดชะในพระวรกายของพระหระ น้ำในนั้นกลับกลายเป็นสีคล้ำดำ
Gālava
Tirtha: Yamunā
Type: river
Scene: Śiva steps into Yamunā; as his radiant inner fire meets the water, the river around him turns dark (kṛṣṇa), with steam-like aura and swirling eddies—an awe-filled transformation moment.
Divine presence transforms nature itself; sacred geography is explained through līlā that reveals a tīrtha’s unique potency.
The episode is part of the origin narrative that establishes the later-famous Hara-tīrtha at this river location.
Entering the water (vigāha/snān) is implied as the key act around which the tīrtha’s power will be declared.