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The Sanctity of the Kṛṣṇagaṅgā Pilgrimage-Ford and the Account of the Brahmin Vasu’s Daughter
गीतनृत्यादिषु रता तासां धर्ममुपागता ॥ अल्पैस्तु दिवसैः साध्वी असाध्वीभिः परिवृता ॥
gītanṛtyādiṣu ratā tāsāṃ dharmam upāgatā | alpais tu divasaiḥ sādhvī asādhvībhiḥ parivṛtā ||
歌や舞いなどに心を奪われ、彼女は彼女らの生き方を受け入れた。わずか数日のうちに、貞淑な女は不品行の女たちに取り囲まれてしまった。
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It shows how Purāṇic narratives frame moral transformation through association and leisure-culture motifs (song/dance), a useful data point for ethical and social-history studies.
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An implicit caution about moral influence through company and adopted customs (dharma as ‘way of life’ in context).
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