Vamana Purana — Rules of Purity (Shauca), Shloka 50
Rules of Purity (Śauca), Permissible Foods, and the Duties of the Householder and Forest-Dweller
चित्रासु हस्ते श्रवणे च तैलं क्षौरं विशाखास्वभिजित्सुवर्ज्यम् मूले मृगे भाग्रपदासु मांसं योषिन्मघाकृत्तिकयोत्तरासु
citrāsu haste śravaṇe ca tailaṃ kṣauraṃ viśākhāsvabhijitsuvarjyam mūle mṛge bhāgrapadāsu māṃsaṃ yoṣinmaghākṛttikayottarāsu
ナクシャトラがチトラー（Citrā）、ハスタ（Hasta）、シュラヴァナ（Śravaṇa）の時は、油の塗布を避けるべきである。ヴィシャーカー（Viśākhā）とアビジット（Abhijit）の時は、剃髪を避けるべきである。ムーラ（Mūla）、ムリガシールシャ（Mṛgaśīrṣa）および二つのバードラパダー（Bhādrapadā）の時は、肉食を避けるべきである。マガー（Maghā）、クリッティカー（Kṛttikā）および諸ウッタラー（Uttarās）の時は、女性に近づくことを避けるべきである。
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FAQs
Purāṇic dharma often operationalizes restraint through calendrical markers. The ethical thrust is mindfulness: even ordinary acts (food, grooming, sexuality) are to be governed by awareness and moderation.
Ancillary dharma/ācāra material; not a core pancalakṣaṇa narrative unit. Such passages function as practical guidance embedded alongside mythic and genealogical materials.
Nakṣatra-based rules reflect a worldview where microcosm and macrocosm interpenetrate: lunar stations ‘color’ human undertakings. Avoidances serve as ritualized caution, emphasizing auspicious alignment and self-restraint.