भार्या भगिनी दुहिता स्वकर्मफलयोजनात् । जाता तेनैव संसारे रतिकार्ये जुगुप्सिता
bhāryā bhaginī duhitā svakarmaphalayojanāt | jātā tenaiva saṃsāre ratikārye jugupsitā
Through the binding of one’s own karmic results, in this very cycle of saṃsāra the same being becomes wife, sister, or daughter—an entanglement that is shameful when pursued for mere sensual ends.
Dadhīci
Tirtha: Prabhāsa Kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pilgrimage audience within the māhātmya frame
Scene: A rishi points to a symbolic wheel of births where figures shift roles—wife, sister, daughter—while a darkened aura of kāma is shown as a binding chain; the mood is one of moral revulsion and awakening.
Karmic bondage can recycle relationships across births; therefore, desire-driven attachment should be purified by dharma and detachment.
Prabhāsakṣetra, where narratives are used to awaken dispassion and dharmic clarity.
No explicit ritual; it is an ethical admonition to restrain rati (sensuality) and seek higher purpose.