अभ्यासबहुला धर्माः शास्त्रदृष्टाः सहस्रशः । सम्यक्संसेविताः कालात्सिद्धिं यच्छंति वा न वा
abhyāsabahulā dharmāḥ śāstradṛṣṭāḥ sahasraśaḥ | samyaksaṃsevitāḥ kālātsiddhiṃ yacchaṃti vā na vā
«Il est des milliers de dharmas, enseignés par les śāstras, qui demandent une pratique répétée et abondante ; même bien observés, avec le temps ils peuvent donner l’accomplissement… ou peut-être pas».
Sanatkumāra
Listener: Bhagavān Rudra
Scene: Sanatkumāra reflects on the countless practices taught in śāstra, heavy with repetition; the scene shows stacks of manuscripts and a long path fading into distance, contrasting with the implied ‘short path’ to be revealed.
Not all lengthy disciplines guarantee realization; one should seek the most effective, essence-teachings.
No holy site is referenced; the theme is discerning efficacious dharma.
None directly; it contrasts extensive, repetitive sādhanas with the desire for a more immediate means.