भविष्यति तव भ्राता तेन सार्धमिमां श्रियम् । भोक्ष्यसे त्वं यथानयायं त्रैलोक्यं हतकंटकम्
bhaviṣyati tava bhrātā tena sārdhamimāṃ śriyam | bhokṣyase tvaṃ yathānayāyaṃ trailokyaṃ hatakaṃṭakam
«Tu hermano llegará a existir; y junto con él gozarás de esta soberanía y esplendor, para que los tres mundos sean gobernados conforme al orden justo, libres de espinas y aflicciones».
Diti
Listener: (assembly of sages in frame)
Scene: Diti delivers a prophetic assurance to Indra: a brother will arise and together they will enjoy splendor and rule the three worlds, removing ‘thorns’—a visionary, declarative moment.
True prosperity (śrī) is linked to dharmic governance—removing harm and restoring order in the worlds.
No new tīrtha is named in this verse; the narrative continues in the Puṣkara-context of the vrata.
No direct ritual is prescribed; the verse emphasizes the dharmic purpose and fruit (phala) of the vow’s outcome.