Shloka 64
ये तु शक्रकथां दिव्यामिमां पर्वसु पर्वसु । विप्रमध्ये वदिष्यन्ति न ते प्राप्स्न्ति किल्बिषम्,जो प्रत्येक पर्वके दिन ब्राह्मणोंकी सभामें इस दिव्य कथाका प्रवचन करेंगे, उन्हें किसी प्रकारका पाप नहीं प्राप्त होगा
ye tu śakrakathāṃ divyām imāṃ parvasu parvasu | vipramadhye vadiṣyanti na te prāpsyanti kilbiṣam ||
Bhishma said: “Those who, at each and every festival occasion, will recite this divine account concerning Śakra (Indra) in the midst of learned Brahmins—such people will not incur sin.”
भीष्म उवाच
Educational Q&A
Reciting a sacred, dharma-aligned narrative (here, the divine account of Śakra/Indra) in a proper setting—among learned brāhmaṇas and on auspicious occasions—is presented as a purifying act that prevents the accrual of moral demerit (kilbiṣa).
Bhīṣma concludes or endorses the religious efficacy of a particular ‘Śakra-kathā’, stating that those who regularly expound it at parvan occasions in an assembly of brāhmaṇas are protected from sin.