पुण्यकर्मफल स्वर्गो नरकस्तद्विपर्ययः । तयोर्द्वावधिपौ धात्रा कृतौ शतमखांतकौ
puṇyakarmaphala svargo narakastadviparyayaḥ | tayordvāvadhipau dhātrā kṛtau śatamakhāṃtakau
El Svarga (cielo) es el fruto de las obras meritorias; el Naraka (infierno) es lo contrario. Sobre ambos, el Creador puso dos regentes: los “destructores de los cien sacrificios”.
Brahmā/Dhātṛ (deduced from 'dhātrā'; speaker not explicit in the snippet)
Scene: A cosmic court scene: Dhātṛ (Creator) enthroned, indicating two vast realms—svarga above with luminous devas and naraka below with dark guardians; two stern figures titled ‘śatamakha-antakau’ stand as appointed rulers over the two domains.
Afterlife realms are portrayed as structured outcomes of karma—svarga for puṇya, naraka for pāpa—within a divinely governed order.
No holy site is mentioned; the verse concerns cosmic moral governance.
No specific rite; it emphasizes that actions determine post-mortem experience.