नानावर्णारुणं शुभ्रं वस्त्राद्यद्वारि निःसृतम् । पीड्यमानं करैः शुभ्रैस्तैस्तु पल्लवकोमलैः
nānāvarṇāruṇaṃ śubhraṃ vastrādyadvāri niḥsṛtam | pīḍyamānaṃ karaiḥ śubhraistaistu pallavakomalaiḥ
Ang tubig na lumabas mula sa tela ay nagpakita ng maraming kulay—mapula at maningning. Pinipiga ito ng mapuputing kamay, malambot na gaya ng sariwang usbong.
Mārkaṇḍeya
Tirtha: Kapilā
Type: river
Listener: null
Scene: A white cloth is being gently wrung; from it streams water shimmering in red-gold and bright white tones; tender, sprout-soft hands hold the cloth; the scene feels ritually pure and luminous.
Purāṇic tīrtha narratives sanctify nature through divine aesthetics, making the landscape a field of devotion.
The arising of Kapilā’s sacred waters is being poetically depicted.
None explicitly; it functions as a glorification (māhātmya) of the water’s auspicious character.