Varaha Purana 135.33: Adhyaya 135, Shloka 33
Prescriptions for Expiation of Offences: Red/Black Garments, Improper Touch in Darkness, Impure Leftovers, Eating Boar-Meat, and Consuming Jālapāda
विशुद्धात्मा श्रुतिज्ञश्च मद्भक्तश्चैव जायते ॥ गृहे भागवतोत्कृष्टे अपराधविवर्जितः ॥
viśuddhātmā śruti-jñaś ca mad-bhaktaś caiva jāyate || gṛhe bhāgavatotkṛṣṭe aparādha-vivarjitaḥ ||
फिर वो इंसान का जन्म होता है। उसका दिल साफ होता है, वो शास्त्रों का ज्ञान रखता है, और भगवान का भक्त है। वो ऐसे घर में पैदा होता है जहाँ भगवान की पूजा होती है। उस घर में कोई बड़ी गलती नहीं होती।
Varāha
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It links social location (devotee household) with learning and moral rehabilitation, illustrating how Purāṇas map ethics onto community ideals.
No geographic location is named.
Moral transformation is represented as possible over time, culminating in a life characterized by learning, devotion, and non-offense.
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