मापते मम नाम्नात्र तीर्थे पंचनदे शुभे । अभक्तेभ्योपि भक्तेभ्यः स्थितो मुक्तिं सदादिश
māpate mama nāmnātra tīrthe paṃcanade śubhe | abhaktebhyopi bhaktebhyaḥ sthito muktiṃ sadādiśa
Bạch Đấng Tối Thượng, tại thánh địa Pañcanada cát tường này, xin cho nơi đây mang danh của con. Và Ngài an trụ tại đây, xin hằng ban giải thoát—cho người có bhakti, và cả kẻ thiếu bhakti nữa.
Agnibindu
Tirtha: Pañcanada (to be eponymously linked with Agnibindu)
Type: sangam/ghat (conceptual ‘five-stream’ tīrtha; exact micro-topography varies)
Listener: Immediate in-story listener: Viṣṇu; broader: Purāṇa audience
Scene: Agnibindu petitions the Lord: ‘Let this auspicious Pañcanada bear my name; from here grant mokṣa to devotees and even to the non-devout.’ The deity’s compassionate gaze sanctifies the waters.
Kāśī’s tīrthas are portrayed as radically compassionate—capable of lifting even the spiritually unprepared toward liberation through divine presence.
Pañcanada Tīrtha in Kāśī (Vārāṇasī).
Implicitly, residence/approach to the tīrtha and seeking Viṣṇu’s grace there; the verse sets up the site’s salvific function rather than a detailed rite.