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Section on the Manifestation of the Fruits of Auspicious Deeds
प्रेक्षतां च महाभागो भोक्तुं चैव सहानुगः ॥ तिष्ठत्येषोऽत्र वै वीरो ममादेशान्महायशाः ॥
prekṣatāṃ ca mahābhāgo bhoktuṃ caiva sahānugaḥ || tiṣṭhatyeṣo 'tra vai vīro mamādeśān mahāyaśāḥ ||
भाग्य वाला इंसान सबको दिखना चाहिए। अपने लोगों के साथ मज़ा करे। यह बड़ा आदमी यहीं है, मेरा ऑर्डर है। मैं बोला तो वो रुक गया।
Unspecified; first-person ‘my command’ suggests the same authoritative figure (likely Dharmarāja or a delegated official) speaking in the reported message
It reflects social ideals of public honor and reputation (yaśas) being extended into cosmic narrative settings, reinforcing virtue through exemplary recognition.
None; ‘here’ (atra) is deictic within the narrative setting rather than a named site.
Virtue is portrayed as worthy of communal acknowledgment and shared enjoyment, emphasizing the social dimension of ethical life.
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