एतान्येव ह्यमंत्राणि शूद्रः कारयते सदा । नित्यं षड्दैवतं श्राद्धं हन्तकारोऽग्नि तर्पणम्
etānyeva hyamaṃtrāṇi śūdraḥ kārayate sadā | nityaṃ ṣaḍdaivataṃ śrāddhaṃ hantakāro'gni tarpaṇam
Estes mesmos ritos—sem mantras—um śūdra pode mandar realizar continuamente: o śrāddha diário ligado às seis divindades e o tarpaṇa, oferenda de satisfação ao fogo (Agni).
Brahmā (deduced)
Scene: A humble householder performs amantra śrāddha: offering piṇḍa/anna and water, with a small sacred fire nearby for tarpaṇa; elders/guests are respectfully seated; the mood is quiet and disciplined.
Ritual duty is upheld according to eligibility; devotion and continuity of practice are emphasized even when mantra-recitation is restricted.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned in this verse; it focuses on dharmic practice within the broader tīrtha-māhātmya discourse.
It mentions amaṃtra performance, daily ṣaḍdaivata śrāddha, and agni-tarpaṇa (oblations to fire).