मुनिरुवाच । तस्यापदोऽखिला दुःखं दुःखं तस्याखिलं गृहे । नरकः सर्वतस्तस्य यस्य स्यात्कामिनीगृहे
muniruvāca | tasyāpado'khilā duḥkhaṃ duḥkhaṃ tasyākhilaṃ gṛhe | narakaḥ sarvatastasya yasya syātkāminīgṛhe
Le sage dit : « Pour lui, tout malheur est souffrance ; dans sa maison, tout est souffrance. L’enfer l’enserre de toutes parts—lui dont la demeure abrite une femme poussée par le désir. »
Muni (Sage)
Listener: Kanyā
Scene: The sage responds with a grave expression; behind him, the home is shown darkened by quarrel and sorrow, with a faint allegorical ‘naraka’ aura encircling—symbolizing pervasive distress from uncontrolled desire.
Unrestrained desire and unethical conduct are depicted as turning home life into continual suffering, like a living hell.
No particular tīrtha is referenced in the provided verse.
None; it is a moral warning within a dialogue.
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