Ritual Procedure for Śrāddha: Sequence, Eligibility, and Offerings to Ancestors
जानन्तं प्रथमं पित्र्यं तथा मातामहेषु च । विसर्जयेत् प्रीतिवचः सम्मान्याभ्यर्थितांस्ततः । निवर्त्तेताभ्यनुज्ञात आद्वारान्तमनुव्रजेत् ॥ १४.४१ ॥
jānantaṃ prathamaṃ pitryaṃ tathā mātāmaheṣu ca | visarjayet prītivacaḥ sammānyābhyarthitāṃs tataḥ | nivarttetābhyanujñāta ādvārāntam anuvrajet || 14.41 ||
पहले पिताजी के तरफ के बड़े लोगों को रेस्पेक्ट देकर भेजो। फिर नाना के तरफ के बड़ों को भी ऐसे ही भेजो। उनसे प्यार से बात करो और इज्जत दो। जब वो इजाज़त दे दें, तो उन्हे दरवाज़े तक छोड़ के आओ।
Varāha (default speaker per dialogue framework; not explicit in the excerpt)
It preserves a normative etiquette sequence within ancestral-rite contexts (Śrāddha-related hospitality), illustrating how Purāṇic literature also functions as a record of social and ritual protocol.
No specific geographic site is named in this verse; the focus is domestic/ritual conduct (escorting guests to the doorway).
To honor and courteously see off elders/relatives from both paternal and maternal lines—using respectful speech, seeking/receiving consent, and escorting them to the threshold as a sign of regard.
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