यथोषश्चक्रवाक्यश्च वांछन्ति रवि दर्शनम् । पितरस्तद्वदिच्छंति श्राद्धं दर्शसमुद्भवम्
yathoṣaścakravākyaśca vāṃchanti ravi darśanam | pitarastadvadicchaṃti śrāddhaṃ darśasamudbhavam
Comme l’aurore et l’oiseau cakravāka désirent voir le Soleil, ainsi les Pitṛs désirent pareillement le Śrāddha lié au Darśa (l’observance de la nouvelle lune).
Unspecified (didactic narrator within Tīrthamāhātmya)
Scene: A symbolic tableau: rosy dawn (uṣas) and a pair of cakravāka birds gazing toward the rising Sun; in a parallel plane, subtle Pitṛs look toward a household where śrāddha is to be offered on Darśa.
Darśa (new moon) is singled out as a spiritually potent time when ancestors strongly await remembrance and offerings.
The line underscores the sanctity of the Darśa observance within a tirtha-glorifying chapter; no single tirtha is named in this verse.
Perform Darśa-related Śrāddha (amāvāsyā śrāddha) for the satisfaction of the Pitṛs.