पय ऐकशफं हेयं तथा क्रामेलकाविकम् । रात्रौ न दधि भोक्तव्यं दिवा न नवनीतकम्
paya aikaśaphaṃ heyaṃ tathā krāmelakāvikam | rātrau na dadhi bhoktavyaṃ divā na navanītakam
Milk from single-hoofed animals is to be avoided, and likewise that of the camel. Curd should not be eaten at night, and fresh butter should not be eaten in the daytime.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pilgrim/adhikārin
Scene: A pilgrim’s day in Kāśī: morning snāna and simple meal; at night, the pilgrim refuses curd offered at a rest house; a clock-like sun/moon motif indicates time-based restraint.
Dharma includes regulation of diet by source and timing, cultivating restraint suitable for sacred living.
Kāśī is implicit; such niyamas are framed as supportive of the sanctity and spiritual aim of life in Kāśī.
Time-based dietary rules: avoid curd at night and butter by day; also avoid certain kinds of milk.