
Chapter 195 — तिथिव्रतानि (Tithi-vratāni) — Vows according to lunar days (closing colophon)
This unit serves chiefly as a transition marker, closing the prior instructional sequence on tithi-based vows (tithi-vratāni) within the Vrata-khaṇḍa. The colophon signals the completion of a calendrical discipline in which lunar days function as ritual coordinates for dharmic observance. By ending the tithi-cycle here, the text readies the practitioner to move from lunar reckoning to solar and weekday reckoning, while preserving the Agni Purāṇa’s method of presenting practical ritual technologies as a path supporting both bhukti (ordered worldly life) and mukti (spiritual liberation).
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It serves as the colophon closing the tithi-vrata section, marking the completion of vows organized by lunar days before the text transitions to weekday-based vows.
They exemplify how the text systematizes time and ritual practice into an applied discipline—linking calendrical precision with dharma, welfare, and liberation-oriented intent.