एकादश्यां शनेर्वारे दानं देयं द्विजन्मने । प्रदेयं बालवृद्धेभ्यो मम रामस्य शासनात्
ekādaśyāṃ śanervāre dānaṃ deyaṃ dvijanmane | pradeyaṃ bālavṛddhebhyo mama rāmasya śāsanāt
Au onzième jour lunaire (Ekādaśī), lorsqu’il tombe un samedi, qu’on offre l’aumône au dvija, le « deux-fois-né ». Qu’on la donne aussi aux enfants et aux vieillards, selon l’ordre de moi, Rāma.
Rāma (implied by ‘mama rāmasya śāsanāt’—the ordinance of Rāma)
Scene: A dharma-king (Rāma) proclaims an ordinance: on ekādaśī-Śanivāra, gifts are distributed—dvijas receive respectful offerings; children and elders are fed and clothed.
Dharma is expressed through timely charity and compassionate support of the vulnerable—especially on sacred calendrical junctions.
The verse is a dharma-injunction within Dharmāraṇya Māhātmya; it does not name a particular tīrtha.
Give dāna on Ekādaśī that falls on Saturday, specifically to a dvija, and also to children and the elderly.