Harihara Revelation and the Kurukshetra Tirtha Cycle: Sthanu in Vishnu and the Sanctification of Saptasarasvata
तत्सर्वं विलयं याति स धर्मः सुतशिष्ययोः विपरीते भवेत् साध्य विपरीतः पदक्रमः
tatsarvaṃ vilayaṃ yāti sa dharmaḥ sutaśiṣyayoḥ viparīte bhavet sādhya viparītaḥ padakramaḥ
Segala sokongan itu akan lenyap; dharma itu bergantung pada seorang anak lelaki dan seorang murid. Jika tertibnya diterbalikkan, hasil yang dihajati tidak tercapai—urutan langkah menjadi bertentangan.
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It means the ongoing maintenance of dharma—especially household rites, ancestral obligations, and the preservation of teaching/lineage—requires the presence of a son (for familial/śrāddha continuity) and a disciple (for doctrinal/ritual transmission).
It points to violating the proper sequence (krama) in establishing succession and transmission—e.g., neglecting to secure the appropriate successor(s) or confusing roles—leading to failure of the intended dharmic outcome.
Both. In Purāṇic dharma discourse, ritual efficacy and social continuity are intertwined: correct succession sustains rites, memory, and obligations across generations.