Shloka 92
Adhyaya 51 — Yaksha Injunctions: Graha-Children and Female Spirits Causing Domestic and Ritual Disruptions
यत्रोपलिप्तञ्चानर्च्य विहारः क्रियते गृहे ।
दर्वोमुखेन यत्राग्निराहृतोऽन्यत्र नीयते ॥
yatropaliptaṃ cānarcya vihāraḥ kriyate gṛhe / darvo-mukhena yatrāgnir āhṛto ’nyatra nīyate
حيث يُستعمل في البيت موضعٌ مُلَطَّخ بالجصّ للراحة أو الاضطجاع من غير عبادةٍ وتوقير؛ وحيث تُلتقط النارُ بفمِ المِغرفة وتُنقل إلى موضعٍ آخر—فهناك تُنمّى النحوسةُ وسوءُ الطالع.
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FAQs
A home is treated as a semi-sacred space: purified areas should be honored, and fire (Agni) should be handled with reverence and correct method; casualness toward sacred media produces disorder.
Ācāra and ritual-niyama; not pancalakṣaṇa.
Plastered space symbolizes prepared consciousness; using it without ‘worship’ is enjoying purity without gratitude. Mis-handling Agni symbolizes misdirecting transformative power—moving ‘fire’ improperly spreads agitation rather than sanctification.