हन्यमानस्त्वमस्माभिर्यदि मुक्तोसि वै द्विज । कस्मात्पुनः समायातो मरणाय च दुष्टधीः
hanyamānastvamasmābhiryadi muktosi vai dvija | kasmātpunaḥ samāyāto maraṇāya ca duṣṭadhīḥ
«បើទោះយើងវាយប្រហារអ្នក ក៏អ្នកបានរួចផុតពិតមែន ឱ ព្រាហ្មណ៍! ហេតុអ្វីបានជាអ្នកត្រឡប់មកម្តងទៀត ដោយចិត្តអាក្រក់ ដូចជាមកស្វែងរកមរណៈ?»
Durmukha (implied, addressing Durvāsā)
Tirtha: Dvārakā
Type: kshetra
Scene: Durmukha confronts the brāhmaṇa/sage with taunting words, gesturing aggressively; the dvija stands composed, embodying restraint amid threat.
Threatening a brāhmaṇa-sage is portrayed as grave adharma that rebounds upon the aggressor.
Dvārakā’s dharmic realm is implied, where sacred persons are protected under the Lord’s guardianship.
No explicit ritual; the focus is ethical—condemning violence toward the twice-born and the saintly.