The Greatness of Esoteric Practice: Menstrual Impurity, Mental Equanimity, and Seasonal Conjugal Ethics
भुञ्जमानाः नराः ह्यत्र रजसा यान्ति शं परम् ॥ अन्नं ह्यनुग्रहं देव येन ते कर्म संश्रिताः ॥
bhuñjamānā narā hyatra rajasā yānti śaṃ param || annaṃ hyanugrahaṃ deva yena te karma saṃśritāḥ ||
ここでは、人々は食を得るなら、たとえラジャスの状態にあっても最高の安寧に至り得ます。食物は、主よ、まことに恩寵であり、それによって彼らは務めと行いに支えられるのです。
Pṛthivī (Dharaṇī/Vasundharā)
It illustrates how Purāṇic texts negotiate purity norms with practical welfare, emphasizing sustenance (anna) as foundational to social and ritual life.
No geographic location is specified in this verse.
Sustenance is ethically central; rules of conduct are framed with attention to nourishment and the maintenance of duty.
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