व्यायामं च व्यवायं च दिवास्वप्नमथाञ्जनम् / शिलाषिष्टं मसूरं च द्वादश्यां वर्जयेन्नरः
vyāyāmaṃ ca vyavāyaṃ ca divāsvapnamathāñjanam / śilāṣiṣṭaṃ masūraṃ ca dvādaśyāṃ varjayennaraḥ
ドヴァーダシーの日には、人は激しい運動、性交、昼寝、アンジャナ(コール)の塗布を慎み、さらに石板で調理した食物とマスーラ(レンズ豆)を避けるべきである。
Lord Vishnu (in instruction to Garuda/Vinata-putra)
Concept: Dvādaśī-niṣedha: avoiding certain acts/foods to preserve vrata-śuddhi and sattva.
Vedantic Theme: Indriya-nigraha as a support for bhakti and antaḥkaraṇa-śuddhi.
Application: On Dvādaśī: avoid heavy exertion, sex, daytime sleep, kohl/anjana, stone-slab cooked food, and masūra; keep the day light, pure, and devotional.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.136 (Dvādaśī-vrata/vidhi sequence)
This verse frames Dvādaśī as a discipline-focused day: reducing sensory indulgence and bodily strain supports purity and steadiness in vrata practice.
Indirectly, it emphasizes dhārmic self-restraint (vrata-niyama). Such conduct is presented across the Purana as supportive of merit (puṇya) and spiritual progress rather than detailing after-death geography here.
If observing Dvādaśī, keep the day light and sattvic: avoid heavy exertion, daytime naps, sexual activity, and traditionally restricted foods; prioritize japa, prayer, and simple meals.