Section on the Manifestation of the Fruits of Auspicious Deeds
तत्रैष रमतां धीरः सहस्रमयुतं समाः ॥ ततो वै मानुषे लोके आद्ये वै जायतां कुले ॥
tatraiṣa ramatāṁ dhīraḥ sahasram ayutaṁ samāḥ || tato vai mānuṣe loke ādye vai jāyatāṁ kule ||
यह स्थिर इंसान वहाँ दस हज़ार साल तक खुश रहे। फिर दुनिया में आके बड़े खानदान में पैदा हो।
Varāha (default, instructor-voice)
It documents a standard Purāṇic narrative logic: merit yields a celestial stay followed by auspicious rebirth, relevant to the history of South Asian ethical and soteriological thought.
No terrestrial geography is provided; the verse moves between a heavenly realm ('there') and the human world (mānuṣa-loka).
Ethical action is presented as causally linked to both heavenly enjoyment and favorable rebirth, reinforcing responsibility and consequence.
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