आत्मनः सुकृताल्लब्धं स्वयमेव भुनक्त्वसौ । स एव भगवानीशः करिष्यति कृपां मयि
ātmanaḥ sukṛtāllabdhaṃ svayameva bhunaktvasau | sa eva bhagavānīśaḥ kariṣyati kṛpāṃ mayi
जो उसने अपने पुण्य से पाया है, उसे वही स्वयं भोगे। वही भगवान ईश अवश्य मुझ पर भी कृपा करेंगे।
Dvija-nandana (the Brahmin’s son)
Scene: The prince points gently toward the other’s rightful enjoyment of earned merit, while his gaze lifts toward a Śiva shrine, expressing trust in Īśa’s compassion.
Trust in Īśa: renunciation and faith invite grace, while merit rightfully yields its own fruit to its doer.
No specific tīrtha is named; the verse glorifies Īśa (Śiva) as the compassionate Lord.
No explicit ritual; the implied practice is steady devotion and reliance on Śiva’s grace.