स्वामिद्रोही मित्रघाती तथा विश्वासघातकः । परन्यासापहारी च परनिक्षेपलोपकः
svāmidrohī mitraghātī tathā viśvāsaghātakaḥ | paranyāsāpahārī ca paranikṣepalopakaḥ
Le traître envers son maître, le meurtrier d’un ami, et le briseur de confiance ; celui qui vole le dépôt confié d’autrui, et celui qui détourne ce qu’un autre a remis en garde—
Mārkaṇḍeya (contextual continuation)
Tirtha: Śūlabheda
Type: ghat
Scene: A man burdened by the imagery of broken seals and spilled trust (a shattered pot of deposits) stands at the river-ghāṭa; a sage gestures toward the śūla-mark, indicating confession and restitution before bathing.
Dharma is framed not only as ritual purity but as fidelity, trustworthiness, and protection of what is entrusted.
Śūlabheda tīrtha is the implied locus of merit in this phalaśruti sequence.
None in this verse; it continues the catalog of sins referenced by the promised tīrtha-effect.