देशेकाले च पात्रे च शुद्धेन मनसा तथा । न्यायार्जितं च यो दद्याद्यौवने स तदश्नुते
deśekāle ca pātre ca śuddhena manasā tathā | nyāyārjitaṃ ca yo dadyādyauvane sa tadaśnute
जो शुद्ध मनाने देश, काळ आणि पात्र यांचा विचार करून न्यायाने मिळवलेले धन दान करतो, तो त्याचे फळ तरुणपणीही भोगतो।
Nārada (general dharma instruction within narration)
Scene: A youthful householder offers alms with serene face to a worthy ascetic near a sacred setting; symbols of deśa (temple), kāla (sun/moon), and pātra (recipient) appear as guiding motifs.
Proper charity is contextual (place-time-recipient), pure in intention, and sourced from righteous earning—yielding swift and visible benefit.
None is named; the verse provides universal criteria applicable to giving at any sacred site or occasion.
Give with śuddha-manas, using nyāyārjita wealth, and follow deśa-kāla-pātra suitability.