Shloka 112
Adhyaya 34 — Madālāsā’s Instruction on Sadācāra (Householder Conduct, Purity, and Daily Rites)
न विलम्बेत शौचार्थं न मुखेनानलं धमेत् ।
तत्र पुत्र ! न वस्तव्यं यत्र नास्ति चतुष्टयम् ॥
na vilambeta śaucārthaṃ na mukhenānalaṃ dhamet / tatra putra ! na vastavyaṃ yatra nāsti catuṣṭayam
إذا احتيج إلى التطهير فلا ينبغي التأخير، ولا ينبغي نفخُ النار بالفم. وأيّها الابن، لا تسكن في موضعٍ يغيب عنه «المجموع الرباعيّ من الدعائم الضرورية».
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FAQs
Timeliness in purification and restraint in ordinary acts are part of dharma; additionally, one’s environment must support ethical living—choose a residence that sustains wellbeing and righteousness.
Normative dharma (ācāra) guidance; not a pancalakṣaṇa narrative segment.
Purification without delay points to immediate self-correction. Not blowing fire with the mouth symbolizes not using impure/impulsive breath (speech/prāṇa) to inflame passions; cultivate controlled ‘fire’ through proper means.