Skandapurana 3.1.29.1

3.1.29.1

.. śrīsūta uvāca .. ..
snātvā sādhyāmṛte tīrthe nṛpaśāpavimokṣaṇe ..
sarvatīrthaṃ tato gacchenmanujo niyamānvitaḥ .. 1 ..
sarvatīrthaṃ mahāpuṇyaṃ mahāpātakanāśanam ..
mahāpātakayukto vā yukto vā sarvapātakaiḥ .. 2 ..
śuddhyeta tatkṣaṇādeva savartīrthanimajjanāt ..
tāvatsarvāṇi pāpāni dehe tiṣṭhaṃti suvratāḥ .. 3 ..
na yāvatsarvatīrthesminnimajjetpāpapūruṣaḥ .1

The glorious Sūta said:
Having bathed in the Sādhyāmṛta sacred ford, which releases the king from his curse, / a person observing vows should then go to Sarvatīrtha. (1)
Sarvatīrtha is of great merit, the destroyer of grave sins; / whether one is tainted with grave sins or tainted with all sins, (2)
one is purified that very moment from plunging into Sarvatīrtha. / All sins remain in the body, O you of noble vows, (3)
only as long as a sinful person does not plunge into this Sarvatīrtha.