Shloka 50
Adhyaya 50 — Mind-Born Progeny, Svayambhuva Manu’s Lineage, and Brahmā’s Ordinance to Duḥsaha (Alakṣmī’s Retinue)
दुष्टं क्रुद्धार्तदत्तञ्च यक्ष तद्भागि तत्फलम् ।
यच्च पौनर्भवः किञ्चित् करोत्यमुष्मिकं क्रमम् ॥
duṣṭaṃ kruddhārta-dattañ ca yakṣa tad-bhāgī tat phalam |
yac ca paunarbhavaḥ kiñcit karoty āmuṣmikaṃ kramam ||
«وكلُّ ما كان شرًّا، وكلُّ ما يُعطى في غضبٍ أو في ضيق—يا يَكْشَا، تنال نصيبًا من ثمرته. وكلُّ ما يفعله الـ«باونَربهافا» (paunarbhava) على هيئة طقسٍ يقصد به العالم الآخر—(فذلك أيضًا يؤول إليك).»
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FAQs
The inner state (anger, distress, malice) contaminates the act and redirects its karmic yield; the text frames this as the Yakṣa obtaining a ‘share’ in such compromised merit.
Dharma/ācāra discourse embedded in purāṇic narration; not a cosmological or genealogical segment.
A ‘Yakṣa-share’ symbolizes that distorted intention creates openings for obstructive forces to feed on one’s acts, diminishing sattvic uplift.