इति शप्तोऽहमभवं मुनिनाऽधर्ममाश्रितः । परदारोपसेवार्थमनर्थमिममागतः
iti śapto'hamabhavaṃ muninā'dharmamāśritaḥ | paradāropasevārthamanarthamimamāgataḥ
Ainsi, maudit par le sage, je devins un homme voué à l’adharma ; et, cherchant à m’unir à l’épouse d’autrui, je tombai dans ce malheur.
Unspecified narrator (first-person within the story)
Scene: The transformed being (or soon-to-be) speaks in remorse, head bowed; the sage stands as a moral mirror. The atmosphere is heavy with regret, suggesting the weight of ‘anartha’ brought by illicit desire.
Illicit desire toward another’s spouse (paradāra) is a grave adharma that brings downfall and suffering.
No tīrtha is referenced in this verse.
None; it is a confession of wrongdoing and its result.