Adhyaya 63 — Sumati's Dharma
हृदयं सकलास्त्राणामशेषरिपुनाशनम् ।
तदिदं गृह्यतां शीघ्रमशेषास्त्रपरायणम् ॥
hṛdayaṃ sakalāstrāṇām aśeṣaripunāśanam | tad idaṃ gṛhyatāṃ śīghram aśeṣāstraparāyaṇam ||
Dies ist das hṛdaya—der Kern—aller Astras, der Vernichter aller Feinde. Nimm es rasch an dich, denn es ist allen Waffenkräften hingegeben (und umfasst sie).
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The text distinguishes between scattered force and concentrated essence: the ‘hṛdaya’ is the disciplined principle behind many applications. Power is framed as purposeful—aimed at removing adharma (enemy) in context.
Ākhyāna/vidyā-upadeśa; not a pancalakṣaṇa segment.
‘All-astra hṛdaya’ symbolizes integrated will and mantra-consciousness: when the inner core is mastered, multiple ‘weapons’ (skills/energies) become coherent and effective.