ततोऽपरास्त्वधर्माद्याः प्रोचुर्नैव तथा वयम् । भविष्यामो मनस्तुभ्यमस्मत्तव भयं न हि
tato'parāstvadharmādyāḥ procurnaiva tathā vayam | bhaviṣyāmo manastubhyamasmattava bhayaṃ na hi
Alors d’autres—à commencer par Adharma—dirent : «Il n’en est pas ainsi ; nous aussi, nous demeurerons attachés à ton esprit. De nous, assurément, naîtra pour toi la crainte.»
Adharma and allied negative forces (personified), addressing the child
Scene: A dramatic split tableau: on one side Dharma-led luminous beings; on the other Adharma-led shadowy figures asserting, ‘We too will cling to your mind; fear will arise from us.’
Adharma seeks residence in the mind and generates fear; vigilance and dharmic discipline are needed to resist it.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the verse functions as ethical allegory.
None explicitly; the implied practice is guarding the mind through dharma.