नारीणां भर्तृपद् योरर्चनं तद्वचःश्रुतिः । समर्चयंति सततमनुजा निजमग्रजम्
nārīṇāṃ bhartṛpad yorarcanaṃ tadvacaḥśrutiḥ | samarcayaṃti satatamanujā nijamagrajam
Für Frauen gilt als Dharma die Verehrung der Füße des Gatten und das achtsame Hören auf seine Worte. Ebenso ehren die jüngeren Brüder unablässig ihren älteren Bruder.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī (Avimukta)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pilgrim-audience / ṛṣis
Scene: A domestic courtyard: a wife offers flowers and water at her husband’s feet as a symbol of respect; nearby, a younger brother bows to an elder brother; the atmosphere is calm, devotional, and orderly.
Social harmony arises from reverence, duty, and honoring rightful relationships within the household and family.
Kāśī is implicitly glorified as a place where dharma is lived through orderly family conduct.
No external rite; it prescribes relational dharma—reverent service and attentive listening within family roles.