सत्यां बुद्धौ न जानाति बोध्यमानो बुधैरपि । संसारे क्लिश्यते तेन रागमोहवशानुगः
satyāṃ buddhau na jānāti bodhyamāno budhairapi | saṃsāre kliśyate tena rāgamohavaśānugaḥ
বুদ্ধি সুস্থ থাকলেও সে বোঝে না, জ্ঞানীরাও বোঝালেও। তাই রাগ-মোহের বশে থেকে সে সংসারে ক্লেশ ভোগ করে।
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Scene: A wise teacher instructs a listener whose head is encircled by serpentine bands labeled rāga and moha; the listener turns away toward glittering objects, while behind him a wheel of saṃsāra churns.
Without mastery over rāga and moha, even good intellect and wise teaching do not yield realization, and saṃsāra-suffering continues.
No holy site is referenced; it is a general teaching on bondage.
None explicitly; the implied prescription is discipline that reduces rāga-moha and enables receptivity to wisdom.