Holy narratives relating gods and their events with a particular geography and therefore connecting sacred places called them tirthas, which are conceived as points in which the thresholds between the divine and the mundane get blurred Bakker, 1990; Dubey, 2001; Eck, 2012.
Los textos sagrados que relacionan a los dioses y sus sucesos con una geografía particular conectando por ende a los lugares sagrados les llaman tirthas y son concebidos como puntos donde los umbrales entre lo divino y lo mundano se desvanecen Bakker, 1990; Dubey, 2001; Eck, 2012.