देवयान्यप्यनुदिनं मनोवाग्देहवस्तुभि: । प्रेयस: परमां प्रीतिमुवाह प्रेयसी रह: ॥ ४७ ॥
devayāny apy anudinaṁ mano-vāg-deha-vastubhiḥ preyasaḥ paramāṁ prītim uvāha preyasī rahaḥ
In secluded places, Devayānī day after day, with mind, speech, body, and many loving services, bestowed upon her dear husband the highest transcendental joy.
This verse portrays Devayānī serving her husband consistently with mind, speech, body, and provisions—showing attentive, wholehearted service within household dharma.
In the Yayāti narrative, conjugal intimacy and affectionate service are presented as private marital conduct, emphasizing discretion and the confidential nature of husband–wife relations.
It suggests integrated care—think well, speak kindly, act helpfully, and provide tangible support—so relationships are nurtured through complete, consistent commitment.