व्यसनैरभिभूतस्य धनहीनस्य पापिनः । गंगैव केवलं तस्य गतिरुक्ता न चान्यथा
vyasanairabhibhūtasya dhanahīnasya pāpinaḥ | gaṃgaiva kevalaṃ tasya gatiruktā na cānyathā
对被诸般厄难所压、贫乏而负罪之人,唯有恒河(Gaṅgā)被宣说为其归依与道路;绝非他物。
Skanda
Tirtha: Gaṅgā (Kāśī)
Type: ghat
Listener: null
Scene: A destitute, grief-stricken pilgrim sits on ghat steps; as he turns to Gaṅgā with folded hands, the river’s light surrounds him, and symbols of misfortune (broken cart, empty bowl) fade into the background.
Gaṅgā is portrayed as compassionate refuge for those lacking worldly support, emphasizing surrender and tīrtha-grace.
Gaṅgā-tīrtha, central to Kāśī’s salvific landscape.
No specific ritual is stated; the teaching is devotional—take refuge in Gaṅgā.
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