अद्य स्वप्ने मया विप्राः प्रियालापपरः पिता । अतिहृष्टमना दृष्टः श्वेतमाल्यानुलेपनः
adya svapne mayā viprāḥ priyālāpaparaḥ pitā | atihṛṣṭamanā dṛṣṭaḥ śvetamālyānulepanaḥ
« Aujourd’hui, ô brahmanes, j’ai vu mon père en songe : porté vers des paroles d’amour, d’une joie extrême, paré de guirlandes blanches et d’onguents parfumés. »
Rāma (addressing the Brahmins)
Auspicious signs regarding ancestors—joyful appearance and pure adornments—can indicate receptivity to pitṛ-offerings and dharmic attention.
Pitṛkūpikā is the contextual tīrtha, presented as a place where pitṛ-related signs and merits manifest.
No direct prescription in this verse; it presents the dream-details that prompt inquiry about śrāddha and pitṛ-rites.