Padma Purana — Svarga Khanda — Chapter 29
PdP 3 29.1
नारदउवाच-। ततो गच्छेत राजेंद्र कालिंदीतीर्थमुत्तमम् । तत्र स्नात्वा नरो राजन्न दुर्गतिमवाप्नुयात्
nāradauvāca-| tato gaccheta rājeṃdra kāliṃdītīrthamuttamam | tatra snātvā naro rājanna durgatimavāpnuyāt
Nārada said: Then one should go, O best of kings, to the excellent Kālindī shrine; bathing there, O king, a man would not meet with an evil destiny.
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PdP 3 29.2
पुष्करे तु कुरुक्षेत्रे ब्रह्मावर्त्ते पृथूदके । अविमुक्ते सुवर्णाख्ये यत्फलं लभते नरः
puṣkare tu kurukṣetre brahmāvartte pṛthūdake | avimukte suvarṇākhye yatphalaṃ labhate naraḥ
The fruit that a man obtains at Puṣkara, at Kurukṣetra, at Brahmāvarta, at Pṛthūdaka, at Avimukta, at (the place) called Suvarṇa—
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PdP 3 29.3
तत्फलं समवाप्नोति यमुनायां नरोत्तम । स्वर्गभोगेतिरागो वै येषां मनसि वर्तते
tatphalaṃ samavāpnoti yamunāyāṃ narottama | svargabhogetirāgo vai yeṣāṃ manasi vartate
that same fruit he obtains at the Yamunā, O best of men. Those in whose mind there dwells a great longing for the enjoyment of heaven,
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PdP 3 29.4
यमुनायां विशेषेण स्नानदानेन सत्तम । आयुरारोग्यसंपत्तौ रूपयौवनता गुणे
yamunāyāṃ viśeṣeṇa snānadānena sattama | āyurārogyasaṃpattau rūpayauvanatā guṇe
(they obtain it) especially at the Yamunā by bathing and giving, O most excellent one—for length of life, health, prosperity, and the quality of beauty and youth.
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PdP 3 29.5
येषां मनोरथस्तैस्तु न त्याज्यं यमुनाजलम् । ये बिभ्यति नरकादेर्दारिद्र्योऽत्र संति च
yeṣāṃ manorathastaistu na tyājyaṃ yamunājalam | ye bibhyati narakāderdāridryo'tra saṃti ca
Those whose wish it is—by them the water of the Yamunā should not be given up; and those here who fear hell and the rest, and poverty,
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PdP 3 29.6
सर्वथा तैः प्रयत्नेन तत्र कार्यं निमज्जनम् । दारिद्र्य पाप दौर्भाग्य पंक प्रक्षालनाय वै
sarvathā taiḥ prayatnena tatra kāryaṃ nimajjanam | dāridrya pāpa daurbhāgya paṃka prakṣālanāya vai
by all means they should with effort perform immersion there, for the washing away of the mire of poverty, sin, and misfortune.
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PdP 3 29.7
ऋते वै यामुनं तोयं न चान्योस्ति युधिष्ठिर । श्रद्धाहीनानि कर्माणि मतान्यर्धफलानि वै । फलं ददाति संपूर्णं यामुनं स्नानमात्रतः
ṛte vai yāmunaṃ toyaṃ na cānyosti yudhiṣṭhira | śraddhāhīnāni karmāṇi matānyardhaphalāni vai | phalaṃ dadāti saṃpūrṇaṃ yāmunaṃ snānamātrataḥ
Apart from the water of the Yamunā there is no other (such), O Yudhiṣṭhira. Rites lacking faith are held to yield but half their fruit; the Yamunā gives the full fruit merely by bathing.
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PdP 3 29.8
अकामो वा सकामो वा यामुने सलिले नृप । इहामुत्र च दुःखानि मज्जनान्नैव पश्यति
akāmo vā sakāmo vā yāmune salile nṛpa | ihāmutra ca duḥkhāni majjanānnaiva paśyati
Whether without desire or with desire (he bathes) in the water of the Yamunā, O king, by immersion he sees no sorrows here or hereafter.
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PdP 3 29.9
पक्षद्वये यथा चंद्र क्षीःयते वर्द्धते तथा । पातकं नश्यते तत्र स्नानात्पुण्यं विवर्द्धते
pakṣadvaye yathā caṃdra kṣīḥyate varddhate tathā | pātakaṃ naśyate tatra snānātpuṇyaṃ vivarddhate
As the moon wanes and waxes in the two fortnights, so there sin is destroyed and merit increases through bathing.
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PdP 3 29.10
यथाब्धौ सुखमायांति रत्नानि विविधानि च । आयुर्वित्तं कलत्राणि संपदः संभवंति च
yathābdhau sukhamāyāṃti ratnāni vividhāni ca | āyurvittaṃ kalatrāṇi saṃpadaḥ saṃbhavaṃti ca
As in the ocean pleasures and jewels of many kinds are found, so long life, wealth, wives, and riches come to be.
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PdP 3 29.11
कामधेनुर्यथा कामं चिंतामणिर्विचिंतितम् । ददाति यमुनास्नानं तद्वत्सर्वं मनोरथम्
kāmadhenuryathā kāmaṃ ciṃtāmaṇirviciṃtitam | dadāti yamunāsnānaṃ tadvatsarvaṃ manoratham
As the wish-cow (gives) what is desired and the wish-gem what is thought of, so bathing in the Yamunā gives every wish of the heart.
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PdP 3 29.12
कृते तपः परं ज्ञानं त्रेतायां यजनं तथा । द्वापरे च कलौ दानं कालिंदी सर्वदा शुभा
kṛte tapaḥ paraṃ jñānaṃ tretāyāṃ yajanaṃ tathā | dvāpare ca kalau dānaṃ kāliṃdī sarvadā śubhā
In the Kṛta age austerity and supreme knowledge, in the Tretā sacrifice, in the Dvāpara and in the Kali giving (are the means); but the Kālindī is always auspicious.
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PdP 3 29.13
सर्वेषां सर्ववर्णानामाश्रमाणां च भूपते । यामुने मज्जनं धर्मं धाराभिः खलु वर्षति
sarveṣāṃ sarvavarṇānāmāśramāṇāṃ ca bhūpate | yāmune majjanaṃ dharmaṃ dhārābhiḥ khalu varṣati
For all men of all classes and of (all) stages of life, O lord of the earth, immersion in the Yamunā indeed rains down dharma in torrents.
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PdP 3 29.14
अस्मिन्वै भारते वर्षे कर्मभूमौ विशेषतः । कालिंद्यस्नायिनां नॄणां निष्फलं जन्मकीर्त्तितम्
asminvai bhārate varṣe karmabhūmau viśeṣataḥ | kāliṃdyasnāyināṃ nṝṇāṃ niṣphalaṃ janmakīrttitam
In this Bhārata region especially, the land of works, the birth of men who do not bathe in the Kālindī is declared fruitless.
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PdP 3 29.15
नैश्वर्यं गगने यद्वच्चांद्रे ऽमायां तु मंडले । तद्वन्न भाति सत्कर्म यमुनामज्जनं विना
naiśvaryaṃ gagane yadvaccāṃdre 'māyāṃ tu maṃḍale | tadvanna bhāti satkarma yamunāmajjanaṃ vinā
Just as there is no lordly splendour in the sky, nor in the moon's orb on the new-moon day, so too good works do not shine without a plunge in the Yamunā.
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PdP 3 29.16
व्रतैर्दानैस्तपोभिश्च न तथा प्रीयते हरिः । तत्र मज्जनमात्रेण यथा प्रीणाति केशवः
vratairdānaistapobhiśca na tathā prīyate hariḥ | tatra majjanamātreṇa yathā prīṇāti keśavaḥ
Hari is not so pleased by vows, gifts and austerities as Keśava is delighted by a mere immersion there.
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PdP 3 29.17
न समं विद्यते किंचित्तेजः सौरेण तेजसा । तद्वन्न यमुनास्नानं समानाः क्रतुजाः क्रियाः
na samaṃ vidyate kiṃcittejaḥ saureṇa tejasā | tadvanna yamunāsnānaṃ samānāḥ kratujāḥ kriyāḥ
There is no radiance equal to the sun's radiance; likewise no rites born of sacrifices are equal to bathing in the Yamunā.
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PdP 3 29.18
प्रीतये वासुदेवस्य सर्वपापापनुत्तये । कालिंद्या मज्जनं कुर्य्यात्स्वर्गलाभाय मानवः
prītaye vāsudevasya sarvapāpāpanuttaye | kāliṃdyā majjanaṃ kuryyātsvargalābhāya mānavaḥ
For the pleasure of Vāsudeva, for the removal of all sins, and for the gaining of heaven, let a man bathe in the Kālindī.
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PdP 3 29.19
किं रक्षितेन देहेन सुपुष्टेन बलीयसा । अध्रुवेण सुदेहेन यमुना मज्जनं विना
kiṃ rakṣitena dehena supuṣṭena balīyasā | adhruveṇa sudehena yamunā majjanaṃ vinā
What is the use of a body guarded, well nourished and strong—of a fine but impermanent body—without immersion in the Yamunā?
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PdP 3 29.20
अस्थिस्तंभं स्नायुबंधं मांसक्षतज लेपनम् । चर्मावनद्ध दुर्गंधं पूर्णं मूत्रपुरीषयोः
asthistaṃbhaṃ snāyubaṃdhaṃ māṃsakṣataja lepanam | carmāvanaddha durgaṃdhaṃ pūrṇaṃ mūtrapurīṣayoḥ
(This body,) pillared with bones, bound with sinews, plastered with flesh and blood, wrapped in skin, foul-smelling, full of urine and excrement;
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PdP 3 29.21
जराशोक विपद्व्याप्तं रोगमंदिरमातुरम् । रागमूलमनित्यं च सर्वदोषसमाश्रयम्
jarāśoka vipadvyāptaṃ rogamaṃdiramāturam | rāgamūlamanityaṃ ca sarvadoṣasamāśrayam
pervaded by old age, grief and calamity, a house of disease, afflicted, rooted in passion, impermanent, the resort of all faults;
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PdP 3 29.22
परोपकारपापार्ति परद्रोहपरेर्षिकम् । लोलुपं पिशुनं क्रूरं कृतघ्नं क्षणिकं तथा
paropakārapāpārti paradrohaparerṣikam | lolupaṃ piśunaṃ krūraṃ kṛtaghnaṃ kṣaṇikaṃ tathā
pained by (others') benefaction and by sin, given to harming others and envying others, greedy, slanderous, cruel, ungrateful, and momentary;
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PdP 3 29.23
निष्ठुरं दुर्धरं दुष्टं दोषत्रयविदूषितम् । अशुचितापि दुर्गंधि तापत्रयविमोहितम्
niṣṭhuraṃ durdharaṃ duṣṭaṃ doṣatrayavidūṣitam | aśucitāpi durgaṃdhi tāpatrayavimohitam
harsh, hard to hold in check, wicked, defiled by the three humours, impure too, evil-smelling, deluded by the three torments;
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PdP 3 29.24
निसर्गतो ऽधर्मरतं तृष्णाशतसमाकुलम् । कामक्रोधमहालोभ नरकद्वारसंस्थितम्
nisargato 'dharmarataṃ tṛṣṇāśatasamākulam | kāmakrodhamahālobha narakadvārasaṃsthitam
by nature delighting in unrighteousness, crowded with a hundred cravings, standing at the door of hell through lust, anger and great greed;
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PdP 3 29.25
कृमिवर्चस्तु भस्मादि परिणामगुणावहम् । ईदृक्शरीरं व्यर्थं हि यमुनामज्जनं विना
kṛmivarcastu bhasmādi pariṇāmaguṇāvaham | īdṛkśarīraṃ vyarthaṃ hi yamunāmajjanaṃ vinā
bringing on as its final transformation the state of worms, dung, ashes and the like—such a body is indeed useless without a plunge in the Yamunā.
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PdP 3 29.26
बुद्बुदा इव तोयेषु प्रत्यंडा इव पक्षिषु । जायंते मरणायैव यमुनास्नान वर्जिताः
budbudā iva toyeṣu pratyaṃḍā iva pakṣiṣu | jāyaṃte maraṇāyaiva yamunāsnāna varjitāḥ
Like bubbles in the waters, like the young of birds still in the egg, those who lack bathing in the Yamunā are born only to die.
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PdP 3 29.27
अवैष्णवो हतो विप्रो हतं श्राद्धमपिंडकम् । अब्रह्मण्यं हतं क्षत्रमनाचार हतं कुलम्
avaiṣṇavo hato vipro hataṃ śrāddhamapiṃḍakam | abrahmaṇyaṃ hataṃ kṣatramanācāra hataṃ kulam
A brahmin who is not a Vaiṣṇava is destroyed; a śrāddha without rice-balls is destroyed; a kṣatriya unfriendly to brahmins is destroyed; a family is destroyed by misconduct.
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PdP 3 29.28
सदंभश्च हतो धर्म्मः क्रोधेनैव हतं तपः । अदृढं च हतं ज्ञानं प्रमादेन हतं श्रुतम्
sadaṃbhaśca hato dharmmaḥ krodhenaiva hataṃ tapaḥ | adṛḍhaṃ ca hataṃ jñānaṃ pramādena hataṃ śrutam
Dharma with hypocrisy is destroyed; austerity is destroyed by anger; knowledge that is not firm is destroyed; learning is destroyed by negligence.
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PdP 3 29.29
परभक्त्या हता नारी ब्रह्मचारी स्त्रिया हतः । अदीप्तेऽग्नौ हतो होमो हता भक्तिः समायिका
parabhaktyā hatā nārī brahmacārī striyā hataḥ | adīpte'gnau hato homo hatā bhaktiḥ samāyikā
A woman is ruined by devotion to another; a celibate student is ruined by a woman; an oblation into an unkindled fire is wasted; devotion that is merely occasional is wasted.
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PdP 3 29.30
उपजीव्या हता कन्या स्वार्थे पाकक्रिया हता । शूद्र भक्षो हतो योगः कृपणस्य हतं धनम्
upajīvyā hatā kanyā svārthe pākakriyā hatā | śūdra bhakṣo hato yogaḥ kṛpaṇasya hataṃ dhanam
A daughter who must be supported is ruined; cooking done for oneself alone is wasted; yoga is ruined by eating a śūdra's food; a miser's wealth is wasted.
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PdP 3 29.31
अनभ्यासहता विद्या हतो बोधो विरोधकृत् । जीवितार्थं हतं तीर्थं जीवनार्थं हतं व्रतम्
anabhyāsahatā vidyā hato bodho virodhakṛt | jīvitārthaṃ hataṃ tīrthaṃ jīvanārthaṃ hataṃ vratam
Learning is destroyed by lack of practice; understanding that creates contention is destroyed; a pilgrimage made for the sake of a livelihood is wasted; a vow undertaken for a living is wasted.
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PdP 3 29.32
असत्या च हता वाणी तथा पैशुन्यवादिनी । षट्कर्णगो हतो मंत्रो व्यग्रचित्तो हतो जपः
asatyā ca hatā vāṇī tathā paiśunyavādinī | ṣaṭkarṇago hato maṃtro vyagracitto hato japaḥ
Speech that is untrue is wasted, and so is speech that slanders; a mantra that has reached six ears is destroyed; muttered prayer with a distracted mind is destroyed.
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PdP 3 29.33
हतमश्रोत्रिये दानं हतो लोकश्च नास्तिकः । अश्रद्धया हतं सर्वं यत्कृतं पारलौकिकम्
hatamaśrotriye dānaṃ hato lokaśca nāstikaḥ | aśraddhayā hataṃ sarvaṃ yatkṛtaṃ pāralaukikam
A gift to one unlearned in the Veda is wasted; an unbeliever's world is lost; everything done for the next world is wasted by lack of faith.
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PdP 3 29.34
इह लोको हतो नॄणां दरिद्राणां यथा नृप । मनुष्याणां हतं जन्म कालिदीमज्जनं विना
iha loko hato nṝṇāṃ daridrāṇāṃ yathā nṛpa | manuṣyāṇāṃ hataṃ janma kālidīmajjanaṃ vinā
For men this world is ruined, as it is for the poor, O king; the birth of human beings is ruined without immersion in the Kālindī.
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PdP 3 29.35
उपपातक सर्वाणि पातकानि महांति च । भस्मी भवंति सर्वाणि यमुनामज्जनान्नृप
upapātaka sarvāṇi pātakāni mahāṃti ca | bhasmī bhavaṃti sarvāṇi yamunāmajjanānnṛpa
All the minor sins, and the great sins too — all become ashes through immersion in the Yamunā, O king.
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PdP 3 29.36
वेपंते सर्वपापानि यमुनायां गते नरे । नाशके सर्वपापानां यदि स्नास्यति वारिणि
vepaṃte sarvapāpāni yamunāyāṃ gate nare | nāśake sarvapāpānāṃ yadi snāsyati vāriṇi
All sins tremble when a man goes to the Yamunā, destroyer of all sins, if he will bathe in her water.
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PdP 3 29.37
पावका इव दीप्यंते यमुनायां नरोत्तमाः । विमुक्ताः सर्वपापेभ्यो मेघेभ्य इव चंद्रमाः
pāvakā iva dīpyaṃte yamunāyāṃ narottamāḥ | vimuktāḥ sarvapāpebhyo meghebhya iva caṃdramāḥ
The best of men blaze like fires in the Yamunā, freed from all sins, like the moon (emerging) from clouds.
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PdP 3 29.38
आर्द्र शुष्कलघुस्थूलं वाङ्मनः कर्मभिः कृतम् । तत्र स्नानं दहेत्पापं पावकः समिधो यथा
ārdra śuṣkalaghusthūlaṃ vāṅmanaḥ karmabhiḥ kṛtam | tatra snānaṃ dahetpāpaṃ pāvakaḥ samidho yathā
Whatever is wet or dry, slight or gross, done by acts of speech and mind — bathing there burns up that sin, as fire (burns) firewood.
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PdP 3 29.39
प्रामादिकं च यत्पापं ज्ञानाज्ञानकृतं च यत् । स्नानमात्रेण नश्येत यमुनायां नृपोत्तम
prāmādikaṃ ca yatpāpaṃ jñānājñānakṛtaṃ ca yat | snānamātreṇa naśyeta yamunāyāṃ nṛpottama
And whatever sin is done through negligence, and whatever is done knowingly or unknowingly, perishes merely by bathing in the Yamunā, O best of kings.
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PdP 3 29.40
निष्पापास्त्रिदिवं यांति पापिष्ठा यांति शुद्धताम् । संदेहो नात्र कर्तव्यः स्नाने वै यमुनाजले
niṣpāpāstridivaṃ yāṃti pāpiṣṭhā yāṃti śuddhatām | saṃdeho nātra kartavyaḥ snāne vai yamunājale
The sinless go to heaven, and the worst sinners attain purity; no doubt should be entertained here about bathing in the water of the Yamunā.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 3 29.41
सर्वेऽधिकारिणो ह्यत्र विष्णुभक्तौ तथा नृप । सर्वेषां सर्वदा देवी यमुना पापनाशिका
sarve'dhikāriṇo hyatra viṣṇubhaktau tathā nṛpa | sarveṣāṃ sarvadā devī yamunā pāpanāśikā
For here all are entitled, and likewise to devotion to Viṣṇu, O king; the goddess Yamunā destroys the sins of all, always.
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PdP 3 29.42
एष एव परो मंत्र एतच्च परमं तपः । प्रायश्चित्तं परं चैव यमुनास्नानमुत्तमम्
eṣa eva paro maṃtra etacca paramaṃ tapaḥ | prāyaścittaṃ paraṃ caiva yamunāsnānamuttamam
This very thing is the highest mantra, and this is the supreme austerity, and the supreme expiation too — the excellent bath in the Yamunā.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 3 29.43
नृणां जन्मांतराभ्यासात्कालिंदी मज्जने मतिः । अध्यात्मज्ञानकौशल्यं जन्माभ्यासाद्यथा नृप
nṛṇāṃ janmāṃtarābhyāsātkāliṃdī majjane matiḥ | adhyātmajñānakauśalyaṃ janmābhyāsādyathā nṛpa
Men's inclination toward immersion in the Kālindī comes from practice in another birth, just as skill in the knowledge of the self comes from practice (in a former) birth, O king.
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PdP 3 29.44
संसारकर्दमालेप प्रक्षालन विशारदम् । पावनं पावनानां च यमुनास्नानमुत्तमम्
saṃsārakardamālepa prakṣālana viśāradam | pāvanaṃ pāvanānāṃ ca yamunāsnānamuttamam
Expert in washing away the smearing mud of saṃsāra, the purifier of purifiers, is the excellent bath in the Yamunā.
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PdP 3 29.45
स्नातास्तत्र च ये राजन्सर्वकामफलप्रदे । शुभांश्च भुंजते भोगांश्चंद्र सूर्यग्रहोपमान्
snātāstatra ca ye rājansarvakāmaphalaprade | śubhāṃśca bhuṃjate bhogāṃścaṃdra sūryagrahopamān
And those who have bathed there, O king, in (her who) grants the fruit of every desire, enjoy auspicious pleasures comparable to the moon, the sun, and the planets.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 3 29.46
यमुना मोक्षदा प्रोक्ता मथुरासंगता यदि । मथुरायां च कालिंदी पुण्याधिकविवर्द्धिनी
yamunā mokṣadā proktā mathurāsaṃgatā yadi | mathurāyāṃ ca kāliṃdī puṇyādhikavivarddhinī
The Yamunā is declared to give liberation if she is joined with Mathurā; and at Mathurā the Kālindī increases merit still more.
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PdP 3 29.47
अन्यत्र यमुना पुण्या महापातकहारिणी । विष्णुभक्तिप्रदा देवी मथुरा संगता भवेत्
anyatra yamunā puṇyā mahāpātakahāriṇī | viṣṇubhaktipradā devī mathurā saṃgatā bhavet
Elsewhere the Yamunā is meritorious, removing the great sins; but the goddess grants devotion to Viṣṇu when she is joined with Mathurā.
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PdP 3 29.48
भक्तिभावेन संयुक्ता कालिंद्यां यदि मज्जयेत् । कल्पकोटिसहस्राणि वसते सन्निधौ हरेः
bhaktibhāvena saṃyuktā kāliṃdyāṃ yadi majjayet | kalpakoṭisahasrāṇi vasate sannidhau hareḥ
If one endowed with the feeling of devotion should immerse (oneself) in the Kālindī, he dwells for thousands of crores of kalpas in the presence of Hari.
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PdP 3 29.49
मुक्तिं प्रयांति मनुजाः नूनं सांख्येन वर्जिताः । पितरस्तस्य तृप्यंति तृप्ताः कल्पशतैर्दिवि
muktiṃ prayāṃti manujāḥ nūnaṃ sāṃkhyena varjitāḥ | pitarastasya tṛpyaṃti tṛptāḥ kalpaśatairdivi
Men surely attain liberation, even without Sāṃkhya; his forefathers are satisfied, and remain satisfied in heaven for hundreds of kalpas.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 3 29.50
ये पिबंति नरा राजन्यमुनासलिलं शुभम् । पंचगव्यसहस्रैस्तु सेवितैः किं प्रयोजनम्
ye pibaṃti narā rājanyamunāsalilaṃ śubham | paṃcagavyasahasraistu sevitaiḥ kiṃ prayojanam
Those men, O king, who drink the auspicious water of the Yamunā — what use is there in resorting to a thousand pañcagavyas?
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PdP 3 29.51
कोटितीर्थसहस्रैस्तु सेवितैः किं प्रयोजनम् । तत्र दानं च होमश्च सर्वं कोटिगुणं भवेत्
koṭitīrthasahasraistu sevitaiḥ kiṃ prayojanam | tatra dānaṃ ca homaśca sarvaṃ koṭiguṇaṃ bhavet
What use is there in resorting to thousands of crores of holy places? There, gift-giving and oblation — all becomes a crore-fold (in merit).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition