आहत्य कोटितीर्थानां जलं वाप्यां मुमोच ह । यमतीर्थस्वरूपं च स्नानं कृत्वा मनोरमम्
āhatya koṭitīrthānāṃ jalaṃ vāpyāṃ mumoca ha | yamatīrthasvarūpaṃ ca snānaṃ kṛtvā manoramam
اس نے کروڑوں تیرتھوں کے جل کو جمع کرکے اسی واپی میں چھوڑ دیا۔ اور وہاں دلکش یم تیرتھ کے روپ میں مقدس اشنان کیا۔
Narrator (contextually within Sūta’s narration of Dharmāraṇya)
Tirtha: Dharmavāpī / Yama-tīrtha
Type: kund
Scene: A stepped pond gleams as if fed by many sacred rivers; streams labeled as various tīrthas pour in symbolically. A pilgrim performs snāna with hands joined; a subtle, austere presence of Yama as dharma-guardian is suggested in the background.
A tīrtha can embody the merit of countless holy waters; concentrated sacred geography offers accessible purification through snāna.
Yama-tīrtha is explicitly mentioned, with the pond (vāpī) receiving the waters of innumerable tīrthas.
Snāna (ritual bathing) at the site identified as Yama-tīrtha-svarūpa is indicated as the key practice.