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Description of the Proclamation of Auspicious and Inauspicious Karmic Results
तावत्स मोदते स्वर्गे यावद्धर्मोऽनुमीयते ॥ ततश्च्युतश्च कालेन मानुष्ये सुखमश्नुते ॥
tāvatsa modate svarge yāvad dharmo'numīyate | tataś cyutaś ca kālena mānuṣye sukham aśnute ||
जब तक उसके पुण्य बनते रहते हैं, वो स्वर्ग में खुश रहता है। फिर जब टाइम आता है, नीचे आता है। फिर भी इंसान के रूप में सुख पाता है।
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It captures a standard Purāṇic karmic model: finite heavenly enjoyment proportional to merit, followed by return to human existence.
No terrestrial location is named; “svarga” and “mānuṣya” indicate cosmological categories.
Merit is finite and consequential; ethical action shapes both heavenly experience and subsequent human well-being.
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