अध्याय 13
श्लोक 136.1
[य] के पूज्याः के नमः कार्याः कथं वर्तेत केषु च किमाचारः कीदृशेषु पितामह न रिष्यते
[ya] ke pūjyāḥ ke namaḥ kāryāḥ kathaṃ varteta keṣu ca kimācāraḥ kīdṛśeṣu pitāmaha na riṣyate
हिन्दी अर्थ
मनोहरो जितक्रोधो वीरबाहुर्विदारण: वत्सरो वत्सलो वत्सी रत्नगर्भो धनेश्वर:
English
nether regions. Observing a fast for one month and bathing in that sacred Tirtha which is known to be acceptable to Maheswara, one becomes competent to behold the deities. One who gives oblations of water unto one's Pitris at Saptaganga and Triganga and Indramarga, obtains ambrosia for food, if one has still to undergo rebirth. The man who in a pure state of body and mind attends to his daily Agnihotra and observes a fast for one month and then baths in Mahasrama, is sure to attain success in one month. By bathing, after a fast of three days and purifying the mind of all evil passions, in the large lake of Bhrigu Kunda, one becomes cleansed of even the sin of Brahmanicide. By bathing in Kanyakupa and performing one's ablutions in Valaka, one acquires great fame among even the deities and shines in glory. Bathing in Devika and the lake known by the name of Sundarika as also in the Tirtha called Aswini, one acquires, in one's next life, great beauty of form. By fasting for a fortnight and bathing in Mahaganga and Krittikangaraka, one becomes cleansed of all one's sins and ascends to heaven. Bathing in Vaimanika and Kinkinika, one acquires the power of repairing everywhere at will and becomes an object of great respect in the celestial region of the Apsaras. 2 If a person, subduing his wrath and observing the vow of Brahmacharyya for three days, bathes in the river Vipasa at the retreat called Kalika, he is sure to succeed in transcending the obligation of