Shloka 24
तेन चैव हि तुष्टेन स यज्ञ: संधितो5भवत् । यद् यच्चापद्वतं तत्र तत्तथैवान्वजीवयत्
tena caiva hi tuṣṭena sa yajñaḥ sandhito 'bhavat | yad yad cāpadrutaṃ tatra tat tathaivānvajīvayat ||
فلما رضي (شنكرا) بذلك، أُعيدت تلك الذبيحة إلى حالها وأُتمّت. وكل ما كان قد خُرِّب هناك أحياه كما كان من قبل، على صورته الأولى بلا نقصان.
वायुदेव उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse emphasizes that when the divine (Śaṅkara) is genuinely pleased—through proper conduct, reverence, and reconciliation—disorder can be set right: even what has been destroyed can be restored. Ethically, it highlights the power of appeasement and right alignment (dharma) to heal damage and complete sacred duties.
Vāyudeva narrates that once Śaṅkara became satisfied, the interrupted or harmed sacrifice was reconstituted and completed. Moreover, whatever items or beings had been ruined in the sacrificial setting were revived and returned to their prior state.