तस्माल्लोकद्वयध्वंसी न कर्त्तव्यो मदस्त्वया । यदीच्छसि महाराज शाश्वतीं गतिमात्मनः
tasmāllokadvayadhvaṃsī na karttavyo madastvayā | yadīcchasi mahārāja śāśvatīṃ gatimātmanaḥ
म्हणून जो उभय लोकांचा नाश करणारा आहे असा मद तू करू नकोस। हे महाराज, तुला जर स्वतःसाठी शाश्वत गती हवी असेल तर अहंकाराचा त्याग कर।
Unspecified (a sage/counsellor addressing the king, within Īśvara’s narration context)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Mahārāja (king addressed in second person)
Scene: A sage or divine speaker admonishes a crowned king, gesturing toward the transient nature of worldly power; the king lowers his head in humility, with Prabhāsa’s coastal sacred landscape faintly suggested.
Pride ruins worldly stability and spiritual progress; humility safeguards both prosperity and liberation-oriented destiny.
The instruction is framed within Prabhāsakṣetra Māhātmya, where sacred association supports moral purification.
No direct ritual; it prescribes a moral vrata-like discipline: renouncing mada (arrogance).