फलत्यागे फलं देयं रसत्यागे च तद्रसः । धान्यत्यागे च तद्धान्यमथवा शालयः स्मृताः । धेनुं दद्यात्प्रयत्ने न सालंकारा सकांचनाम्
phalatyāge phalaṃ deyaṃ rasatyāge ca tadrasaḥ | dhānyatyāge ca taddhānyamathavā śālayaḥ smṛtāḥ | dhenuṃ dadyātprayatne na sālaṃkārā sakāṃcanām
果を断つなら果を施し、汁を断つならその汁を施せ。穀を断つならその穀を、あるいは伝承のとおり穀倉を施すべし。さらに心を尽くして、飾りを施し金を添えた牝牛をも布施せよ—大いなる功徳の供養となる。
Unspecified (narrative instruction within Dharmāraṇya Khaṇḍa)
Listener: A king (contextual rājan)
Scene: A vow-keeper offers baskets of fruits, jars of juice, sacks of grain, and finally a decorated cow with a small gold offering, in a dharma-sabha or tīrtha-side charity setting.
Renunciation becomes complete when it is paired with generosity—give others what you have personally given up.
The teaching is framed within Dharmāraṇya’s sacred-dharma context rather than a single named tirtha in this verse.
Donate fruits/juices/grain corresponding to one’s dietary vow; additionally, prescribe go-dāna (donation of a cow), ideally adorned and accompanied by gold.