Enumeration of Ritual Offenses and Their Expiations; The Sacred Merit of Saukara and Mathurā Pilgrimage
कर्मणाचरणेनैव करणेन जुगुप्सितः ॥ तच्च पूजाफलं सर्वं ज्ञायते तद्वदस्व मे ॥
karmaṇācaraṇenaiva karaṇena jugupsitaḥ || tac ca pūjāphalaṃ sarvaṃ jñāyate tad vadasva me ||
करम करने से आदमी बुरा लगता है। करम कैसे किया, उसपे भी बात बनती है। पूजा का फल भी इसपे डिपेंड करता है। आप मुझे इसका डिटेल बताइए।
Pṛthivī (default for inquiry; speaker not explicit but continues from dharaṇyuvāca)
It illustrates a concern central to ritual literature: how moral/ritual faults can invalidate or alter the perceived efficacy of worship.
None; the passage is ethical-ritual instruction rather than sacred geography.
It frames accountability: wrongdoing can arise through action, its execution, or the means employed, and such faults are linked to the outcomes of worship.
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