Skandapurana 15.41

Śrī Prahlāda said: / Fortunate are those mortals who have offered libations in the Gomatī / and who worship Kṛṣṇa with ketakī flowers and tulasī leaves.

There is no rebirth for them here in the terrible abyss of saṃsāra; / there is no death for them again, for they have attained immortality.

Whatever reward there may be elsewhere from feeding crores of ascetics, / that and more is gained in Dvārakā by feeding just one.

Dvārakā, when remembered with the mind, burns away sin— / past, present, and future; of this there is no doubt.

Knowing that in the terrible Kali age the world has become lifeless and filled with lamentation, / those best of men who do not leave Dvārakā have attained their life's purpose.

For creatures who die there, residence is always in Śvetadvīpa.

The Agniṣvāttas, Barhiṣads, Ājyapas, and Somapas— / the twenty-one classes of ancestors, they dwell in Dvārakā.

Tīrthas such as Puṣkara, rivers such as the Gaṅgā, / sacred fields such as Kurukṣetra, and saline grounds such as Kāśī,

ancestral tīrthas such as Gayā, and whatever ones such as Prabhāsa, / and whatever sacred places and villages exist, they indeed dwell [there].

The cities such as Kāśī that continually dwell in the Kali age, / constantly reside in the abode of Kṛṣṇa, which always grants liberation to sinners.

Especially on the bright Dvādaśī of Vaiśākha, on the Prabodhinī, / on the full moon of Vaiśākha, O tiger among Daityas, on the beginnings of kalpas and yugas,

during eclipses of the moon and sun, and on the beginnings of manvantaras—without a doubt— / on Vyatīpātas, at a saṃkrānti, and on Vaidhṛti, O lord of the Daityas,

whatever water with sesame seeds is offered in that place out of devotion to ancestors / preceded by a bath in the Gomatī, all of that is declared to be imperishable.

For those who perform a śrāddha here preceded by offering balls of rice, / everlasting satisfaction of their ancestors arises here.

Thus ends the forty-first chapter, named 'Description of the Virtuous Fruits of Bathing in the Gomatī, Worshiping Kṛṣṇa, Feeding Ascetics, Giving Gifts, Śrāddha, and the Like', in the fourth [sub-section], the Dvārakāmāhātmya, in the seventh Prabhāsakhaṇḍa, in the Mahāpurāṇa of eighty-one thousand verses, the glorious Skandapurāṇa.