Adhyaya 51 — Yaksha Injunctions: Graha-Children and Female Spirits Causing Domestic and Ritual Disruptions
तथातिवादसहनाच्छास्त्राचारनिषेवणात् ।
धान्यं खलाद् गृहाद् गोभ्यः पयः सर्पिस्तथापरा ॥
tathā ativāda-sahanāc chāstra-ācāra-niṣevaṇāt / dhānyaṃ khalād gṛhād gobhyaḥ payaḥ sarpis tathā aparā
Ebenso kommt Schutz durch das Ertragen übermäßiger oder harter Rede und durch die Übung schriftgemäßen und überlieferten Verhaltens. Man bewahre das Korn auf der Tenne und das Haus; und von den Kühen bewahre man Milch und Ghee — ebenso in anderen Fällen.
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Social peace (enduring harsh speech) and fidelity to śāstra/ācāra are treated as practical safeguards for a household’s prosperity; ethical steadiness supports material stability.
Ancillary dharma and household instruction (ācāra), not directly one of the five defining purāṇic topics.
Grain, milk, and ghee represent ‘stored merit’ and nourishment; forbearance and right conduct prevent leakage of energy through conflict and disorder, preserving the ‘ojas’ of the home.