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Section on the Manifestation of the Fruits of Auspicious Deeds
भक्ष्याणां विविधानां च भोजनानां च सञ्चयात् ॥ शयनासनपानानि वाजिनो वारणांस्तथा ॥
bhakṣyāṇāṃ vividhānāṃ ca bhojanānāṃ ca sañcayāt || śayanāsana-pānāni vājino vāraṇāṃs tathā
खाने का बड़ा स्टॉक है, मिठाई, नमकीन, हर तरह का खाना रखा है। बिस्तर भी है, बैठने की जगह भी, पीने का सामान भी। घोड़े भी खड़े हैं, हाथी भी।
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The verse offers a compact inventory of prosperity markers—food stores and elite conveyances—helpful for understanding how wealth was signified in Sanskrit narrative traditions.
No geographic location is mentioned.
Prosperity is presented as a consequence of stable, well-maintained conditions (in the chapter’s context, connected to cattle), implying responsible management rather than disorderly excess.
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