सर्वार्थं निर्मितं शास्त्रं मनोबुद्धी तथैव च । दत्ते विधात्रा सर्वेषां तथापि यदि पापिनः
sarvārthaṃ nirmitaṃ śāstraṃ manobuddhī tathaiva ca | datte vidhātrā sarveṣāṃ tathāpi yadi pāpinaḥ
The scriptures were fashioned for every purpose, and mind and intellect too were granted by the Creator to all. Yet if people still become sinful…
Nakula (contextual continuation)
Scene: Personified Creator (Vidhātṛ/Brahmā) bestows a manuscript (śāstra) and a luminous ‘mind-intellect’ motif to humans; some accept with reverence, others turn away toward darker actions.
Even with śāstra and intellect given by the Creator, individuals remain accountable for choosing dharma over sin.
No site is mentioned; the verse frames a general principle of dharma and moral agency.
None; it discusses the basis of ethical responsibility rather than a specific practice.