कुर्याद्वैवाहिके वह्नौ गृह्यकर्मान्वहं गृही । पंचयज्ञक्रियां चापि पक्तिं दैनंदिनीमपि
kuryādvaivāhike vahnau gṛhyakarmānvahaṃ gṛhī | paṃcayajñakriyāṃ cāpi paktiṃ dainaṃdinīmapi
Le maître de maison doit, chaque jour, accomplir dans le feu sacré du mariage les rites domestiques, et exécuter aussi les devoirs des cinq yajña quotidiens, avec la cuisson et l’offrande journalières de la nourriture.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda speaking to Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A serene Kāśī household courtyard: the gṛhastha tends the marriage-fire, performs small homa, cooks daily food, and prepares offerings; in the background, a distant hint of ghāṭs and temple spires.
Daily household life becomes sacred when anchored in ritual responsibility—fire rites, pañcayajña, and mindful nourishment.
The instruction is embedded in Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s portrayal of Kāśī as a place where daily dharma supports spiritual elevation.
Perform daily gṛhya-karmas in the vaivāhika (marriage) fire and maintain the pañcayajña routine, including daily cooking/feeding duty.