पैशुन्य वक्ता च तथा द्वितीयानां प्रचालनात् । इति शापद्वयं प्राप्य द्विविधात्मजचालनात्
paiśunya vaktā ca tathā dvitīyānāṃ pracālanāt | iti śāpadvayaṃ prāpya dvividhātmajacālanāt
Und ferner: „Du wirst einer sein, der Verleumdung redet“, weil du andere aufwiegst. So zog Nārada durch das Aufstacheln zweier Arten von Nachkommenschaft einen zweifachen Fluch auf sich und wurde zum Umherwandern gebunden.
Śrī Kṛṣṇa (continuing the curse account)
Scene: A second pronouncement of curse: Dakṣa’s words appear as two luminous bands (śāpa-dvaya) encircling Nārada; figures representing ‘two kinds of offspring’ stand in the background as symbolic groups in tension.
Speech and social instigation are morally weighty; dharma warns against divisive talk and provoking discord.
None; it is an ethical-causal explanation within the narrative.
None.