Description of the Proclamation of Auspicious and Inauspicious Karmic Results
अयं तु भवतां यातु यातु स्वर्गं महीक्षिताम् ॥ अयं वृक्षस्त्वयं तिर्यगयं मोक्षं व्रजेन्नरः ॥
ayaṃ tu bhavatāṃ yātu yātu svargaṃ mahīkṣitām | ayaṃ vṛkṣas tv ayaṃ tiryag ayaṃ mokṣaṃ vrajen naraḥ ||
«Que éste vaya—según su destino asignado; que vaya al cielo entre los soberanos de la tierra. Éste se vuelve árbol; éste va como animal; este hombre avanza hacia la liberación (mokṣa)»
Ṛṣiputra (continuation of narrated speech; specific speaker within the quoted scene not explicit)
It exemplifies a common Purāṇic taxonomy of post-mortem outcomes—heavenly reward, non-human rebirth, and liberation—used for moral instruction.
None; the verse concerns existential destinations rather than places on the terrestrial map.
Actions lead to differentiated outcomes, including elevated status, diminished rebirth, or liberation—encouraging ethical conduct and spiritual discipline.
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