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Folk Lore Notes. Vol. I—Gujarat

Note 459 — Chapter I

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Persons anxious to attain heaven, bathe in the Mrigi kund on Mount Girnār; and a bath in the Revati kund, which is in the same place, confers male issue on the bather.459 There is also a kund of the shape of an elephant’s footprint Pagahein on Mount Girnār. It never empties and is held most sacred by pilgrims.460 People bathe in the Gomati kund near Dwārkā and take a little of the earth from its bed, for the purification of their souls.461 In the village of Bābarā, Babhruvāhan, the son of Arjun, is said to have constructed several kunds, all of which are believed to be holy.460

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