पित्रोर्गिरं निराकृत्य ये तिष्ठेयुः सुदुर्मदाः । अत्याहितमिह प्राप्य गच्छेयुस्तेऽचिराल्लयम्
pitrorgiraṃ nirākṛtya ye tiṣṭheyuḥ sudurmadāḥ | atyāhitamiha prāpya gaccheyuste'cirāllayam
Repoussant la parole du père et de la mère, ceux qui demeurent orgueilleux, ivres d’arrogance, subissent ici même un grand mal et, bientôt, vont à la perdition.
Skanda
Scene: A didactic tableau: arrogant youths turning away from seated parents who offer counsel; a shadow of impending calamity behind them, suggesting swift ‘laya’ (destruction).
Disrespecting parental counsel is portrayed as a fast path to worldly suffering and eventual ruin.
No specific site is mentioned in this verse; it is a general dharma instruction within the Kāśīkhaṇḍa framework.
None; the verse teaches behavioral discipline—listening to parents and abandoning pride.