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The Return of Naciketas from Yama’s Abode: Inquiry into Death, Karma, and Dharmic Release
इह चैव कृतं यत्तु तत्परत्रोपभुज्यते ॥ करोति यदि तत्कर्म शुभं वा यदि वा अशुभम् ॥
iha caiva kṛtaṃ yattu tatparatropabhujyate || karoti yadi tatkarma śubhaṃ vā yadi vā aśubham ||
यहाँ जो करते हो वहाँ मिलता है। जो करम करो, अच्छा हो या बुरा, उसका रिज़ल्ट वही भोगना पड़ता है।
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It articulates a standard Purāṇic karmic continuity model—actions in the present life bear results beyond the immediate context, linking ethics with cosmology.
No geographic identification occurs in this verse.
Moral causality: one should act carefully because deeds have consequences beyond the present moment.
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