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The Observance for the Fulfilment of Desires: Worship of Keśava in the Form of Guha
Kumāra
षष्ठ्यां तु पारयेद् धीमान् प्रथमं तु फलं नृप । ततो भुञ्जीत यत्नेन वाग्यतः शुद्धमोदनम् ॥ ६१.३ ॥
ṣaṣṭhyāṃ tu pārayet dhīmān prathamaṃ tu phalaṃ nṛpa | tato bhuñjīta yatnena vāgyataḥ śuddhamodanam || 61.3 ||
Am sechsten Tag soll der Weise das Gelübde beschließen, o König, indem er zuerst Früchte zu sich nimmt; danach soll er, mit Sorgfalt und zügelnder Rede, gereinigten gekochten Reis essen.
Varāha (default speaker per dialogue framework)
It reflects a common Purāṇic and Dharma-text pattern: concluding an observance (vrata) with regulated re-feeding, emphasizing restraint, gradual dietary transition, and purity norms.
No geographic location is named in this verse fragment.
The verse prescribes disciplined completion of a vow through careful, gradual eating and restraint in speech, presenting self-regulation and purity as key ethical practices.
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