वंजुली द्वारका गंगा गया गोविंदकीर्त्तनम् । गोमती गोकुलं गीता दुर्ल्लभं गोपिचन्दनम्
vaṃjulī dvārakā gaṃgā gayā goviṃdakīrttanam | gomatī gokulaṃ gītā durllabhaṃ gopicandanam
ونجُلی؛ دوارکا؛ گنگا؛ گیا؛ گووند کے نام کا کیرتن؛ گومتی؛ گوکُل؛ گیتا؛ اور نایاب گوپی چندن—یہ سب نہایت پُنّیہ بخش کہے گئے ہیں۔
Mārkaṇḍeya (deduced from section continuity)
Tirtha: Vaṃjulī; Dvārakā; Gaṅgā; Gayā; Gomati; Gokula
Type: kshetra
Listener: King and pilgrims/devotees
Scene: A garland-like montage: icons of Vaṃjulī vrata, Dvārakā by the sea, flowing Gaṅgā, Gayā śrāddha altar, Gomati river, pastoral Gokula, an open Gītā manuscript, devotees singing Govinda-kīrtana, and a small box of gopī-candana tilaka marked ‘rare’.
Pilgrimage, scripture, and devotion (especially Govinda-kīrtana) are all affirmed as powerful sources of merit.
Multiple tīrthas are named—especially Dvārakā, Gaṅgā, Gayā, and the Gomati—along with Vaṃjulī.
Govinda-kīrtana (chanting/singing of Govinda) and the devotional use of gopī-candana (tilaka) are implied.