धर्मेतरपथस्थानामुपसंहृतये हरे । हेतुमात्रं भवान्यस्मात्स्वकर्मनिहता हि ते
dharmetarapathasthānāmupasaṃhṛtaye hare | hetumātraṃ bhavānyasmātsvakarmanihatā hi te
Ô Hari, pour le retrait (la destruction) de ceux qui suivent des voies autres que le dharma, tu n’es que la cause instrumentale ; car, en vérité, ils sont frappés par leurs propres actes.
Śiva
Tirtha: Avimukta (Kāśī)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A calm theological dialogue in Kāśī: a devotee addresses Hari, while the city’s ghats and temples stand as silent witnesses to karmic law; adharma-path travelers fade like shadows as their own deeds return.
Divine action operates as an instrument of cosmic justice; beings ultimately meet the results of their own karma.
No specific tīrtha is named; the teaching is embedded in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s broader sanctifying narrative.
None; it presents a doctrinal statement about karma and the role of the divine.