Praise and Procedure of Donating the Two-Faced Kapilā Cow and the Golden Pot
Hema-kumbha
सर्वपापप्रशमनं भुक्तिमुक्तिप्रदायकम् ॥ एतत्ते सर्वमाख्यातं समासाद्बहुविस्तरम् ॥
sarvapāpapraśamanaṃ bhuktimuktipradāyakam || etat te sarvam ākhyātaṃ samāsād bahuvistaram ||
यह सब पाप खत्म करता है। दुनिया में सुख मिलता है और मुक्ति भी। मैंने तुम्हे सब बताया, थोड़ा में भी और डिटेल में भी।
Varāha (default dialogue framework)
Concluding instruction within the dialogue frame; Varāha seals the teaching as sin-pacifying and mokṣa-giving.
Right practice and right understanding can yield both worldly flourishing (bhukti) and liberation (mukti); dharma is presented as a bridge, not a rival, to mokṣa.
Treat prescribed dharmic acts (dāna/ritual) as purificatory disciplines; aim for inner detachment while performing outer duties.
Varāha Purāṇa 112 (summary colophon-like closure to preceding instructions)
It serves as a conventional Purāṇic closure formula, signaling the completion of an instruction and emphasizing its claimed ethical efficacy.
No location is identified; the verse is a rhetorical summary rather than a topographic reference.
That disciplined giving and prescribed conduct are presented as dual-yielding: producing both social prosperity (bhukti) and a liberation-oriented aim (mukti).
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