Methods for the Removal of Sin and the Eulogy of Prabodhinī Ekādaśī/Dvādaśī
महापातकभागी स्यात्सुगतिं नाप्नुयात्क्वचित्॥ उपवासासमर्थानां तथैव पृथुलोचने॥
mahāpātaka-bhāgī syāt sugatiṃ nāpnuyāt kvacit || upavāsāsamarthānāṃ tathaiva pṛthulocane ||
Wer so handelt, würde an schwerer Sünde teilhaben und nirgends ein gutes Geschick erlangen; ebenso wird es von denen gesagt, die nicht zu fasten vermögen, o Weitblickende.
Varāha (default; explicit speaker not marked in this line)
It illustrates a normative Purāṇic discourse linking ritual observance with moral consequence, using technical terms like mahāpātaka and sugati.
No geographic location is mentioned in this verse.
The passage frames fasting/observance as ethically consequential, while also explicitly raising the issue of practitioners who lack the capacity to fast.
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