Varaha Purana 136.110: Adhyaya 136, Shloka 110
A Sūtra-like Manual of Expiations for Ritual Transgressions
य एतत्पठते नित्यं कल्यमुत्थाय मानवः ॥ स पितॄींस्तारयेज्जन्तुर्दश पूर्वान्दशापरान् ॥
ya etat paṭhate nityaṁ kalyam utthāya mānavaḥ || sa pitṝṁs tārayej jantur daśa pūrvān daśāparān
من يتلو هذا كلَّ يوم عند النهوض وقت الفجر، يُقال إنه يُنقذ الأسلاف: عشرةً من السابقين وعشرةً من اللاحقين من الأجيال.
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It documents the Purāṇic integration of textual recitation with pitṛ-related merit, a theme also prominent in Dharmaśāstra and later devotional practice.
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It recommends disciplined daily recitation at dawn, linking personal practice with intergenerational responsibility toward ancestors.
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