दद्यात्तत्र बलिं साज्यं कुर्याद्धि बलिपंचकम् । पंचप्रस्थान्बलीन्दद्यात्सवस्त्राञ्छ्रीफलैर्युतान्
dadyāttatra baliṃ sājyaṃ kuryāddhi balipaṃcakam | paṃcaprasthānbalīndadyātsavastrāñchrīphalairyutān
Là, qu’on offre un bali avec du ghee, et qu’on accomplisse vraiment l’ensemble des cinq balis. Qu’on donne cinq prasthas en offrande, avec des étoffes, accompagnées de fruits de bon augure.
Skanda (deduced from section context)
Tirtha: Dharmāraṇya
Type: kshetra
Scene: A ritual courtyard at the edge of a sacred forest: a devotee offers five small bali portions on leaf-plates, each glistening with ghee; folded cloth and a tray of auspicious fruits are placed beside a lamp and incense, with priests chanting.
Dharma is enacted through generous, orderly offerings—devotion expressed as disciplined giving.
No particular tīrtha is specified; the passage gives procedural dharma within Dharmāraṇya.
Offer bali with ghee; perform five balis (bali-paṃcaka); give offerings measured as five prasthas, with cloth and auspicious fruits.