एकां शाखां सकल्पां च षड्भिरंगैरधीत्य च । षट्कर्मनिरतो विप्रः श्रोत्रियोनाम धर्मवित्
ekāṃ śākhāṃ sakalpāṃ ca ṣaḍbhiraṃgairadhītya ca | ṣaṭkarmanirato vipraḥ śrotriyonāma dharmavit
Le vipra qui a étudié une śākhā du Veda avec le Kalpa et les six Vedāṅga, et qui s’adonne aux six devoirs, est appelé « śrotriya », connaisseur du dharma.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), contextually within Māheśvarakhaṇḍa narration to the sages
Scene: A learned vipra performing daily rites: sandhyā at riverbank, then teaching; symbolic depiction of six vedāṅgas as scrolls or emblems around him; a small yajña-kuṇḍa nearby.
Scriptural learning must be integrated with disciplined dharma-practice; a śrotriya is both learned and duty-bound.
No holy site is referenced.
It references ṣaṭkarma (the six duties) as an ongoing religious discipline, though not detailing each in this verse.