अध्यापयेच्छुचीञ्छिष्यान्हितान्मे धासमन्वितान् । उपेयादीश्वरं चापि योगक्षेमादिसिद्धये
adhyāpayecchucīñchiṣyānhitānme dhāsamanvitān | upeyādīśvaraṃ cāpi yogakṣemādisiddhaye
Qu’il enseigne à des disciples purs, bienveillants et doués d’intelligence ; et qu’il s’approche aussi du Seigneur, afin d’obtenir bien-être, protection et autres accomplissements.
Unspecified (Dharmāraṇyakhaṇḍa narrative voice)
Scene: A guru in a forest āśrama teaching clean, attentive disciples; nearby a simple shrine where the same guru offers flowers and water to Īśvara, symbolizing knowledge and devotion together.
Dharma is sustained through teaching worthy students and through devotion—seeking the Lord for true well-being.
No particular tīrtha is mentioned; the verse emphasizes approaching Īśvara in a general devotional sense.
Teach qualified disciples and practice īśvara-upāsanā (approaching/worshiping the Lord) for yogakṣema.