एतैः स्वाध्यायसंपन्नैर्न श्रुतं वचनं तव । नोत्तरं तेन संदत्तं सत्यमेतद्ब्रवीम्यहम्
etaiḥ svādhyāyasaṃpannairna śrutaṃ vacanaṃ tava | nottaraṃ tena saṃdattaṃ satyametadbravīmyaham
“These men—though endowed with sacred study (svādhyāya)—did not listen to your words, nor did they offer you any reply. This I declare to be the truth.”
Suśīla
Type: kshetra
Scene: Suśīla stands with palms joined, speaking truthfully to the muni; behind him, a group of self-satisfied scholars avert their gaze, symbolizing ignored counsel.
Learning alone is insufficient; dharma requires listening, respectful response, and humility toward saints.
No specific site is named in this verse; it reinforces the moral framework expected of pilgrims and residents in tīrtha narratives.
None explicitly; it is a confession of fault and affirmation of truth (satya).
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