जनकं स्वं परित्यज्य कथंचिन्नास्य दीयते । तस्याकृतेन श्राद्धेन न स्वल्पं पितृतो भयम्
janakaṃ svaṃ parityajya kathaṃcinnāsya dīyate | tasyākṛtena śrāddhena na svalpaṃ pitṛto bhayam
Si, délaissant son propre père, on ne lui donne d’aucune manière aucune offrande, alors, par ce śrāddha laissé inaccompli, la crainte (du blâme et de ses suites) venant des Pitṛ, les Pères ancestraux, n’est pas mince.
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Hāṭakeśvara-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A householder at a tīrtha-bank stands with lowered head, empty-handed, while shadowy ancestral figures (pitaraḥ) appear behind, conveying the weight of neglected śrāddha; a priest points to ritual vessels (kuśa, piṇḍa, tila, water).
Honoring one’s father through śrāddha is a serious dharmic obligation; neglect fractures ancestral harmony.
No named tīrtha appears in this verse; the teaching belongs to the broader tīrtha-oriented śrāddha instruction.
Do not omit śrāddha and offerings for one’s father; omission is warned to bring significant ancestral displeasure/consequence.