निषेककाले सोमे च सीमन्तोन्नयने तथा । तथा पुंसवने चैव श्राद्धं कर्मांगमेव च
niṣekakāle some ca sīmantonnayane tathā | tathā puṃsavane caiva śrāddhaṃ karmāṃgameva ca
في وقت طقس الإخصاب (نيṣeka)، وفي الطقس المتعلّق بسوما، وفي مراسم شقّ الشعر (sīmantonnayana)، وكذلك في طقس puṃsavana—يُؤدَّى الشّرادها (śrāddha) بوصفه عضوًا ملازمًا لتلك السَّمْسكارات.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) addressing the sages (deduced from Prabhāsa-khaṇḍa narrative style)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A sequence of prenatal saṃskāras: sīmantonnayana with the pregnant woman seated, family elders present; alongside, a small śrāddha-aṅga setup with darbha, water, and offerings to pitṛs, showing continuity between ancestors and new life.
Household sacraments are strengthened by remembrance of ancestors; śrāddha functions as a supporting limb of key life-cycle rites.
The instruction is embedded in the Prabhāsakṣetra-māhātmya, implying Prabhāsa as a fitting sacred setting for dharmic saṃskāras and Pitṛ rites.
Śrāddha is prescribed as a karmāṅga (auxiliary rite) during niṣeka, soma-occasion, sīmantonnayana, and puṃsavana.