पर्यंकशायिनी नारी विधवा पातयेत्पतिम् । तस्माद्भूशयनं कार्य्यं पतिसौख्यसमीहया
paryaṃkaśāyinī nārī vidhavā pātayetpatim | tasmādbhūśayanaṃ kāryyaṃ patisaukhyasamīhayā
المرأة التي تنام على سريرٍ مرتفع قد تُسقط زوجها في الشقاء فتغدو أرملة؛ لذلك، رغبةً في سلامة زوجها وراحته، ينبغي لها أن تنام على الأرض.
Unknown (contextual narrator within Dharmāraṇya Khaṇḍa; likely a Purāṇic teacher-voice)
Scene: A modest chamber: the woman chooses to sleep on a simple mat on the floor, lamp dim, prayerful mood, symbolizing self-restraint for husband’s well-being.
Self-restraint and austerity undertaken for another’s welfare are praised as expressions of dharma within household life.
No site is mentioned; the verse is a vrata/niyama instruction within the Dharmāraṇya discourse.
Bhūśayana (sleeping on the ground) is prescribed as a domestic austerity intended for the husband’s welfare.