Adhyaya 34 — Madālāsā’s Instruction on Sadācāra (Householder Conduct, Purity, and Daily Rites)
तद्वत् पापनिषेधार्थं धर्मः कार्यो विपश्चिता ।
परत्रार्थं तथैवान्यः काम्योऽत्रैव फलप्रदः ॥
tadvat pāpaniṣedhārthaṃ dharmaḥ kāryo vipaścitā | paratrārthaṃ tathaivānyaḥ kāmyo 'traiva phalapradaḥ ||
इसी प्रकार विद्वान् को पाप-निग्रह के लिए धर्म का आचरण करना चाहिए। एक अन्य धर्म परलोक के हेतु होता है, और काम्य (इच्छा-प्रेरित) धर्म का फल इसी लोक में मिलता है।
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Dharma is presented with layered purposes: (1) preventing moral downfall (pāpa-niṣedha), (2) securing post-mortem welfare (paratra), while kāmya acts are acknowledged as yielding worldly results—yet are to be handled within dharmic bounds.
A dharma-analytic passage; not pañcalakṣaṇa narrative content.
It distinguishes action driven by purification/restraint from action driven by desire—hinting at an inner hierarchy where reducing pāpa is closer to liberation-oriented clarity than fruit-seeking rites.