भवत्या अपि चास्माकमेक एव हि चोद्यमः । परं दैवं फलत्येकं यथा तव न नः पुरः
bhavatyā api cāsmākameka eva hi codyamaḥ | paraṃ daivaṃ phalatyekaṃ yathā tava na naḥ puraḥ
For you and for us, the effort is indeed one and the same; yet destiny alone bears the fruit—thus, in this matter, it has favored you, not us.
Narrative voices within Kāśīkhaṇḍa (contextually Skanda’s narration; here: companions speaking)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Listener: Internal companions in dialogue
Scene: Two parties/companions acknowledging equal effort but unequal fortune; one gently concedes that destiny favored the other; Kāśī’s sacred skyline softens the emotional edge.
Even when effort seems equal, outcomes can differ—prompting reflection on providence and humility regarding results.
The setting remains Kāśī in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa, but the verse itself does not name a specific tirtha.
None; it is a conversational reflection on results and destiny.