परं विप्रस्य या दीक्षा व्रतवंधसमुद्भवा । गायत्री परमा जाप्ये गुरुर्व्रतपरो हि सः । वैष्णवीं चाथ शैवीं च योऽन्यां दीक्षां समाचरेत्
paraṃ viprasya yā dīkṣā vratavaṃdhasamudbhavā | gāyatrī paramā jāpye gururvrataparo hi saḥ | vaiṣṇavīṃ cātha śaivīṃ ca yo'nyāṃ dīkṣāṃ samācaret
ប៉ុន្តែសម្រាប់ព្រះព្រាហ្មណៈ ទិក្សាដ៏ខ្ពស់បំផុតគឺទិក្សាដែលកើតពីវ្រតៈនៃវិន័យដ៏តឹងរឹង។ ក្នុងការជបៈ មន្ត្រដ៏អធិបតីគឺគាយត្រី; ហើយគ្រូពិតរបស់គាត់គឺអ្នកដែលឧស្សាហ៍ក្នុងវ្រតៈ។ តែបើអ្នកណា បានទទួលទិក្សាវៃષ્ણវី ឬសៃវីហើយ តែបន្តទៅទទួលទិក្សាផ្សេងទៀតដោយចិត្តរអិលរអួត—
Narrative voice (speaker not explicitly marked in this verse; immediate dialogue attribution appears from 89 onward)
Scene: A didactic scene: Durvāsā instructs a brāhmaṇa aspirant; Gāyatrī is symbolized by a radiant sun-disc or Vedic fire; two paths (Śaiva and Vaiṣṇava) appear as distinct emblems, warning against wavering between them.
Vow-bound discipline and faithful practice—especially Gāyatrī-japa—are upheld as the highest brāhmaṇical path, not restless switching of consecrations.
This verse is doctrinal within the Tīrthamāhātmya flow; no specific tīrtha-name is stated in the śloka itself.
Gāyatrī-japa is identified as supreme, and steadfast observance of vrata is emphasized as the core discipline connected to dīkṣā.