श्रुतयापि यया मर्त्यो दीर्घायुर्जायतेनरः । नापमृत्युमवाप्नोति कथंचित्तत्प्रभावतः
śrutayāpi yayā martyo dīrghāyurjāyatenaraḥ | nāpamṛtyumavāpnoti kathaṃcittatprabhāvataḥ
ইয়াক কেৱল শ্ৰৱণ কৰিলেই মর্ত্য মানুহ দীঘলীয়া আয়ু লাভ কৰে; ইয়াৰ প্ৰভাৱত সি কোনো মতে অকাল-মৃত্যুৰ মুখামুখি নহয়।
Sūta
Listener: munis (sages) / audience addressed as ‘martyas’ in general phala-śruti sense
Scene: A sage recites a tīrtha-māhātmya to attentive listeners; a subtle aura of protection surrounds them, symbolizing long life and the warding off of apamṛtyu.
Sacred listening (śravaṇa) itself is a dharmic act that yields protection and longevity when the subject is a tīrtha-māhātmya.
The tīrtha connected to the forthcoming narrative; its greatness is emphasized through the promised fruit of hearing.
Śravaṇa—devotional hearing of the māhātmya—is implied as a practice conferring merit and protection.
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