अहुताशी ह्यसंतुष्टः सर्वाशी सर्वविक्रयी । कदर्या नास्तिकाः क्रूराः कृतघ्ना ये द्विजायः
ahutāśī hyasaṃtuṣṭaḥ sarvāśī sarvavikrayī | kadaryā nāstikāḥ krūrāḥ kṛtaghnā ye dvijāyaḥ
مَن يأكلون دون أن يقدّموا قربانًا للمقدّس، ومَن لا يرضون أبدًا، ومَن يأكلون كل شيء، ومَن يبيعون كل شيء، ومَن هم بخلاء ملحدون قساة جاحدون—فهؤلاء هم «ذوو الولادتين» الساقطون.
Jāhnavī (Gaṅgā), inferred
Tirtha: Revā-kṣetra (general)
Type: kshetra
Listener: sages/pilgrims
Scene: A brāhmaṇa eating hastily without offering, a marketplace scene of ‘selling everything’, a cruel act and an ungrateful turning away from a benefactor; in the background, the river and a shrine invite repentance.
A dharmic life sanctifies consumption and livelihood through offering, restraint, gratitude, and compassion; their opposites are portrayed as spiritual downfall.
Revā (Narmadā) is the tīrtha-context wherein even such degraded persons are later said to find release.
Offering before eating (huta/ahuti—acting in a spirit of yajña and hospitality) is implied by the critique of ahutāśī.