स्वमार्गगाधनाढ्याश्च शूद्रप्रायाः कुटुंबिनः । संविभज्य च भोक्तारः क्रोधासूयाविवर्जिताः
svamārgagādhanāḍhyāśca śūdraprāyāḥ kuṭuṃbinaḥ | saṃvibhajya ca bhoktāraḥ krodhāsūyāvivarjitāḥ
هم مُوسَّعون في أعمالهم ومسالكهم، وأكثرهم على منزلةٍ شبيهةٍ بالشودرا؛ أربابُ بيوتٍ لا يأكلون إلا بعد القِسمة. منزَّهون عن الغضب والحسد، يعيشون بروحِ التوزيعِ والتكافل.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda speaking to Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A peaceful Kāśī neighborhood of householders: granaries and tools of trade, people seated in a courtyard distributing food before eating; faces calm, no quarrel, no jealousy.
True prosperity is dharmic: share first, then enjoy—while remaining free of anger and envy.
The broader setting is Kāśī (Vārāṇasī) in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa, though no single tirtha is named in this verse.
A practical dharma is implied: saṃvibhajya—distribute food/wealth to others before eating (a form of dāna and hospitality).