Sat-saṅga, Dharma-Nīti, Karma-Phala, Śauca, and Vairāgya
Overcoming Grief
यस्मिन्वयसि यत्काले यद्दिवा यच्च वा निशि / यन्मुहूर्ते क्षणे वापि तत्तथा न तदन्यथा
yasminvayasi yatkāle yaddivā yacca vā niśi / yanmuhūrte kṣaṇe vāpi tattathā na tadanyathā
いかなる年齢、いかなる時—昼であれ夜であれ、いかなるムフールタ(吉時)であれ、たとえ一刹那であれ—業と定めによって起こるべきことはそのとおりに起こり、他のようにはならない。
Lord Vishnu (speaking to Garuda/Vinata-putra)
Concept: What is ordained by prior causes manifests precisely at its appointed time; events unfold according to karmic/niyati order.
Vedantic Theme: Kārya-kāraṇa-niyati; acceptance of prārabdha while cultivating vairāgya and steadiness of mind.
Application: Reduce anxiety about outcomes; focus on right action now, patience with timing, and mental equipoise in success/failure.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Related Themes: Garuda Purana (Preta-kalpa themes): inevitability of karma-phala and fixed maturation of deeds (general doctrinal parallel)
This verse stresses that events unfold at their appointed age and time—day or night, muhurta or moment—highlighting the inevitability shaped by one’s karma and cosmic order.
By emphasizing fixed timing, it implies that life’s turning points—especially death and post-death transition—occur when karmic causes mature, aligning the soul’s journey with an ordained sequence rather than personal preference.
Live ethically and prepare steadily (spiritually and ritually) without overreliance on controlling outcomes, since results manifest when their causes ripen—sometimes suddenly, in a single moment.