Adhyaya 51 — Yaksha Injunctions: Graha-Children and Female Spirits Causing Domestic and Ritual Disruptions
नियोजिका वै प्रथमा तथैवान्या विरोधिनी ।
स्वयंहारकरी चैव भ्रामणी ऋतुहारिका ॥
niyojikā vai prathamā tathaivānyā virodhinī / svayaṃhārakarī caiva bhrāmaṇī ṛtuhārikā
ആദ്യത്തേത് നിയോജികാ; രണ്ടാമത്തേത് വിരോധിനീ; കൂടാതെ സ്വയംഹാരകരീ, ഭ്രാമണീ, ഋതുഹാരികാ എന്നിവയും.
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The passage acknowledges disorder in social harmony (virodha), mental steadiness (bhrama), and bodily rhythms (ṛtu), encouraging remedial discipline and protective observances.
It is outside the five hallmark topics; it functions as practical dharma/śānti guidance embedded in Purāṇic teaching.
These ‘kanyās’ can be interpreted as personified forces that disturb will (niyojikā), relationships (virodhinī), self-preservation (svayaṃhārakarī), cognition (bhrāmaṇī), and fertility/seasonality (ṛtuhārikā).