Significance of Prabhasatirtha
Prabhasatirtha is described as a sacred site in the Purana, where distressed beings can achieve Siddhi and is noted for its association with Reva, providing a pathway to heaven. It is a revered pilgrimage destination, particularly auspicious during Shivaratri, and historically significant for a long-duration sacrifice conducted by Devas. This holy bathing place helps pilgrims to cleanse their sins and is acknowledged for its spiritual potency. Additionally, Vyakarana references Prabhasatirtha as an example of a holy river linked to tirtha.
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Hindu concept of 'Prabhasatirtha'
Prabhasatirtha in Hinduism is viewed as a significant pilgrimage site associated with heavenly realms, spiritual cleansing, and historical sacrifices, where devotees strive for Siddhi and sin removal, especially revered during Shivaratri celebrations.
From: Garga Samhita (English)
(1) Refers to a specific sacred location from which the distance to Dvaraka is measured.[1] (2) A holy site where bathing and giving charity are believed to yield pious results a hundred times greater than at other sacred locations.[2] (3) The sacred location where the moon-god bathed to become free of his disease.[3]
From: Chaitanya Bhagavata
(1) The great ocean where Krishna and Balarama traveled to retrieve their guru's son.[4]