यद्भवानाह धर्मिष्ठाः सदा दुःखस्य भागिनः । तन्मिथ्या दुःखजालानि पश्यामः पापिनामपि
yadbhavānāha dharmiṣṭhāḥ sadā duḥkhasya bhāginaḥ | tanmithyā duḥkhajālāni paśyāmaḥ pāpināmapi
「最も法にかなう者は常に悲苦の相続者である」とあなたが言うのは誤りである。われらは罪ある者の中にも、苦しみの網が張りめぐらされているのを見る。
Nandabhadra
Listener: Satyavrata
Scene: Nandabhadra counters calmly: pointing to examples of suffering among sinners; a moral-logic tableau with contrasting figures—pious ascetic and sinful man—both touched by sorrow, illustrating the argument.
Suffering is not a proof against dharma; pain is observed across moral conditions, so dharma must be judged by deeper principles than mere comfort.
None; the verse is ethical reasoning within a dialogue.
None.