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Description of Infernal Punishments and the Ripening of Karmic Consequences
अपौगण्डो म्रियेत्पञ्च कर्मशेषक्षये तु सः ॥ ततो मानुषतां याति चैष कर्माविनिर्णयः
apaugaṇḍo mriyet pañca karmaśeṣakṣaye tu saḥ || tato mānuṣatāṃ yāti caiṣa karmāvinirṇayaḥ
बच्चा जवान होने से पहले पाँच बार मर सकता है। लेकिन जब उसके पुराने करम का हिसाब पूरा हो जाता है, तब वो इंसान बनता है। यह करम का हिसाब है।
Varāha (default framework; not explicit in fragment)
It articulates a karmic accounting model (karma-śeṣa) and a staged return to human birth, echoing broader Indic theories of moral causality.
No geographic location is identified.
Consequences are finite yet binding; moral actions generate residual effects that persist until exhausted.
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