Description of the Torments within the Cycle of Rebirth: Hymn to Yama and the Introduction to Citragupta’s Administration
पतिव्रतास्तु या नार्यो दुःखितास्तपसि स्थिताः ॥ न त्वं शक्त इह स्थानात्पातनाय कदाचन
pativratāstu yā nāryo duḥkhitāstapasi sthitāḥ || na tvaṃ śakta iha sthānātpātanāya kadācana
जिन औरतों का मन अपने पति में लगा होता है, वो कितनी भी दुखी हो, तपस्या में भी हो, तुम उन्हे कभी गिरा नहीं सकते। वो अपनी जगह से हिल नहीं सकती।
Ṛṣiputra
It records a normative Purāṇic social-ethical ideal (pativratā) framed as a moral power that resists decline, reflecting historical discourse on virtue and austerity.
No geography is mentioned; the verse is ethical and social in orientation.
It elevates steadfastness in vows and disciplined practice as protective ethical qualities.
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