यो मां यज्ञप्रभावेन नयिष्यति सुरालयम् । अनेनैव शरीरेण सहितं गुरुपुत्रकाः
yo māṃ yajñaprabhāvena nayiṣyati surālayam | anenaiva śarīreṇa sahitaṃ guruputrakāḥ
“O sons of the guru, whoever by the power of yajña, the sacred sacrifice, shall lead me to the abode of the gods together with this very body—to him shall I turn.”
King (narādhipaḥ)
Listener: Śaunaka and the Naimiṣāraṇya sages (implied)
Scene: The king declares his offer: whoever can lead him to svarga with the same body by yajña-power. A sacrificial altar is prepared; flames are unlit yet; sages exchange glances, weighing the extraordinary demand.
Seeking spiritual results through ritual power alone, without right conduct toward the guru, is portrayed as spiritually dangerous.
No named tīrtha appears in this verse; it supports the broader Tīrthamāhātmya moral arc.
The verse points to yajña as a means to attain surālaya; no specific yajña-type or vrata is stated.