श्रुत्वा तत्कारणं सर्वं बालो दीनमना ब्रवीत् । अहो हा कष्टमत्युग्रं बुधानां यदबुद्धिता
śrutvā tatkāraṇaṃ sarvaṃ bālo dīnamanā bravīt | aho hā kaṣṭamatyugraṃ budhānāṃ yadabuddhitā
सर्व कारण ऐकून तो बालक दीनमनाने म्हणाला—“अहो! किती अत्यंत कठोर दुःख, की बुध्दिमानांनाही कधी मूर्खता येते!”
The boy (addressing Nandabhadra)
Scene: A sorrowful boy, head bowed and eyes moist, speaks after hearing a grave explanation; elders or a sage stand nearby, the atmosphere heavy with moral realization.
The verse stresses viveka (discernment): without it, even intelligence can collapse into self-defeating decisions.
No tīrtha is mentioned in this verse.
None; it is an ethical-spiritual observation.