गोपीमृत्तुलसी शंखः शालग्रामः सचक्रकः । गृहेपि यस्य पंचैते तस्य पापभयं कुत
gopīmṛttulasī śaṃkhaḥ śālagrāmaḥ sacakrakaḥ | gṛhepi yasya paṃcaite tasya pāpabhayaṃ kuta
گوپی چندن کی مٹی، تلسی، شنکھ، شالگرام اور چکر—اگر یہ پانچوں کسی کے گھر میں ہوں تو پھر اُس کے لیے گناہ کا خوف کہاں رہتا ہے؟
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Pañca-vaiṣṇava-upakaraṇa (gopī-mṛt, tulasī, śaṅkha, śālagrāma, cakra)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A neatly arranged altar showing the five: gopī-candana container, tulasī sprig, conch on a stand, Śālagrāma on a lotus base, and a radiant cakra emblem behind; a halo of protection encircles the home.
Keeping and honoring core Vaiṣṇava sacred emblems in the home cultivates purity and dispels the anxiety of sin.
The verse is emblem-focused; it implicitly connects to Vaiṣṇava sacred geographies like Dvārakā/Śālagrāma traditions but does not name a tirtha.
Maintaining these five sacred items in the home as part of daily devotional observance and worship.