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The Greatness of Kokāmukha (Badarī): Varāha’s Hidden Abode and the Sacred Waters
एका धारा पतत्यत्र वटमूलमुपाश्रिता ॥ तत्र स्नानं तु कुरुते नरो रात्रावुपोषितः
ekā dhārā pataty atra vaṭamūlam upāśritā || tatra snānaṃ tu kurute naro rātrāv upoṣitaḥ
ที่นี่มีสายน้ำสายเดียวตกลงมา อาศัยอยู่ ณ โคนรากต้นไทร บุรุษผู้ถืออุโบสถตลอดราตรีย่อมลงอาบน้ำศักดิ์สิทธิ์ ณ ที่นั้น
Varāha (default instructor in Varāha–Pṛthivī dialogue framework)
It links a specific tree-habitat (banyan root) with water and ritual discipline, useful for documenting sacred groves and eco-cultural practices.
The Koṭivaṭa setting is implied by the surrounding verses; this verse itself identifies a banyan-root stream feature rather than a modern place-name.
Self-restraint (night fasting) paired with a prescribed action (bathing), emphasizing disciplined conduct in a natural heritage setting.
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