The Sacred Geography and Merit of Dvārakā
पश्येत् तु शुभकर्मा च पापकर्मा न पश्यति ॥ दृश्यते च महाभागे अस्तमेते दिवाकरे ॥
paśyet tu śubhakarmā ca pāpakarmā na paśyati || dṛśyate ca mahābhāge astamete divākare ||
Ten, kto pełni pomyślne uczynki, potrafi je ujrzeć, natomiast ten, kto oddaje się grzesznym czynom, nie ogląda go. I o szczęśliwy, widziane jest to, gdy słońce zachodzi.
Varāha (default dialogue framework)
It reflects a common Purāṇic narrative device: sacred phenomena are described as accessible through ethical conduct, indicating how pilgrimage literature linked moral life with the experience of place.
The verse implies a specific kṣetra (sacred field) but does not name it in this line; identification depends on the surrounding Adhyāya 149 context.
Ethical conduct (śubha-karma) is presented as a prerequisite for perceiving sacred signs, while wrongdoing obstructs such perception.
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