दानैः सर्वैश्च किं तस्य सर्वतीर्थावगाहनैः । द्वारकायाश्च माहात्म्यं येनेदं लिखितं गृहे
dānaiḥ sarvaiśca kiṃ tasya sarvatīrthāvagāhanaiḥ | dvārakāyāśca māhātmyaṃ yenedaṃ likhitaṃ gṛhe
جس نے اپنے گھر میں یہ دوارکا ماہاتمیہ لکھ لیا، اسے پھر تمام دانوں اور سب تیرتھوں میں اشنان کی کیا حاجت؟
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) (deduced)
Tirtha: Dvārakā
Type: kshetra
Scene: A household shrine room where a devotee completes the written Dvārakā Māhātmya; around the manuscript appear symbolic miniatures of many tīrthas (rivers, ghats, peaks) dissolving into the single text, indicating ‘all-tīrtha’ equivalence.
The māhātmya of a supreme tīrtha can concentrate pilgrimage-merit: writing and keeping Dvārakā’s sacred account is extolled as equivalent to extensive charity and universal tīrtha-bathing.
Dvārakā, presented as so meritorious that its māhātmya, when written and kept at home, rivals many other religious acts.
Writing the Dvārakā Māhātmya and keeping it in one’s home; implicitly contrasted with dāna and tīrtha-snāna.