स एव दृश्यते राजन्प्रकाशात्परमर्मणाम् । यद्वा तद्वापि पारक्यं स्वल्पं वा यदि वा बहु
sa eva dṛśyate rājanprakāśātparamarmaṇām | yadvā tadvāpi pārakyaṃ svalpaṃ vā yadi vā bahu
Ces mêmes marques se voient, ô roi, lorsque sont dévoilés les secrets les plus intimes : qu’il s’agisse d’autrui (personne ou biens), que ce soit peu ou beaucoup.
Unknown (contextual narrator within Revā Khaṇḍa; addressing a king)
Tirtha: Revā-kṣetra (general)
Type: kshetra
Listener: King
Scene: A sage points to symbolic ‘marks’ appearing as a person speaks secrets: whispered words become visible threads leading to another’s house/wealth; the king observes how even small disclosures leave karmic traces.
Speech is karmically weighty: exposing hidden matters—especially those of others—becomes a visible moral ‘mark’ and a cause of suffering.
None; it is a general dharma instruction within the Revā Khaṇḍa narrative setting.
No ritual; it implies restraint in speech and guarding confidences.