Prāsāda-Lakṣaṇa: Temple Proportions, Śikhara Ratios, Liṅga–Pīṭha Measures, and Auspicious Ground-Plans
चतुर्भागेन भित्तीनामुच्छ्रायः स्यात्प्रमाणतः
caturbhāgena bhittīnāmucchrāyaḥ syātpramāṇataḥ
Según la medida correcta, la altura de los muros debe ser de una cuarta parte (1/4) del patrón correspondiente.
Lord Vishnu
Concept: Pramāṇa (right measure) as discipline: the wall’s rise must follow the canon.
Vedantic Theme: Sattvic order—measured restraint supporting higher ascent (śikhara).
Application: Follow established ratios and codes in construction; do not overbuild or underbuild foundational elements.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Type: structural walls (bhitti) of the shrine
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.47.8 (śikhara twice wall height; pradakṣiṇā width)
This verse stresses that construction should follow fixed proportional standards; correct pramāṇa is treated as essential for orderly, dharmic building practice.
It does not directly discuss the soul’s journey; instead, it belongs to instructional material on correct proportions and standards, reflecting the Purana’s broader concern with dharma in daily life.
When designing or renovating, maintain clear proportional planning and consistent standards rather than arbitrary dimensions—prioritizing structural coherence and disciplined method.