मानवसर्गः, चातुर्वर्ण्य-गुणकर्म, यज्ञ-प्रतिपादनम्, आश्रमधर्म-फल, नरकवर्णनम्
वेदवादांस् तथा वेदान् यज्ञकर्मादिकं च यत् तत् सर्वं निन्दमानास् ते यज्ञव्यासेधकारिणः
vedavādāṃs tathā vedān yajñakarmādikaṃ ca yat tat sarvaṃ nindamānās te yajñavyāsedhakāriṇaḥ
ヴェーダの教えをそしり、ヴェーダそのものとヤジュニャに始まる祭祀の行を貶める者は、聖なる供犠の道を塞ぐ障碍の者となる。
Sage Parāśara (teaching Maitreya)
This verse frames yajña not merely as ritual, but as a pillar of dharma that sustains cosmic and social order; to obstruct it is to weaken that sustaining structure.
He identifies rejection and ridicule of Vedic authority—especially of yajña-based duties—as an active force of disruption, producing people who impede sacred practice and its civilizational function.
In Vaishnava Purāṇic thought, Vishnu is the Supreme Reality who upholds dharma; honoring Vedic dharma and yajña aligns society with that sustaining sovereignty, while obstructing them opposes it.