तृतीयेऽजगरो घोरश्चतुर्थेऽहं भवे वृकः । पंचमे विड्वराहश्च षष्ठेऽहं कृकलासकः
tṛtīye'jagaro ghoraścaturthe'haṃ bhave vṛkaḥ | paṃcame viḍvarāhaśca ṣaṣṭhe'haṃ kṛkalāsakaḥ
À la troisième naissance, je devins un ajagara redoutable (grand python) ; à la quatrième, un loup. À la cinquième, un sanglier ; et à la sixième, un lézard.
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Scene: A sequential procession of animal forms: coiled python in shadow, wolf prowling, boar rooting earth, lizard clinging to stone—each framed like a karmic ‘chapter’ with the same subtle soul-light migrating through scenes.
Karma can lead to repeated embodiment in instinct-driven forms, underscoring the urgency of dharma and self-restraint.
None is specified in this verse.
No explicit rite is prescribed.