The Sanctifying Power of River Confluences: Release from the Preta-State and the Rite of Śravaṇa Dvādaśī with Vāmana Worship
स्वाध्याययुक्तो होमे च नित्ययुक्तः स योगवित्॥ जपहोमपरो नित्यं स्वकालं क्षपते च सः॥
svādhyāya-yukto home ca nitya-yuktaḥ sa yogavit || japa-homa-paro nityaṃ svakālaṃ kṣapate ca saḥ
Zajęty swadhjają (studiem recytacji) i homą (ofiarami ogniowymi), zawsze zdyscyplinowany i biegły w jodze, był nieustannie oddany dżapie i homie, i spędzał swój czas zgodnie z właściwymi godzinami.
Varāha (narrative continuation)
It documents a composite ideal of practice where Vedic-ritual elements (homa) coexist with interiorized disciplines (japa, yoga vocabulary).
No specific location is named; the verse focuses on regimen rather than place.
Consistent discipline (nitya-yoga) and purposeful use of time are treated as key virtues supporting spiritual and ethical cultivation.
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