इदं पूर्वमिदं पश्चाद्वक्तव्यं यत्क्रमेण हि । क्रमयोगं तमप्याहुर्वाक्यतत्तविदो बुधाः
idaṃ pūrvamidaṃ paścādvaktavyaṃ yatkrameṇa hi | kramayogaṃ tamapyāhurvākyatattavido budhāḥ
That which should be stated first and that which should be stated afterward—when expressed in proper order—this too the wise who know the truth of discourse call “sequence” (kramayoga).
Satyavrata
Listener: Ṛṣis/śrotṛs (implied)
Scene: A pilgrim’s ritual sequence shown as a left-to-right narrative frieze: saṅkalpa, bathing, offering water, temple darśana, giving charity.
Spiritual instruction gains power when delivered in the right order—structure supports understanding and practice.
No tīrtha is referenced; the focus is on the craft of dharmic exposition.
None; it teaches an instructional discipline: speak in proper sequence.