ततः शीलं त्रिभिः शुद्धः सामान्यं पदमर्हति
tataḥ śīlaṃ tribhiḥ śuddhaḥ sāmānyaṃ padamarhati
Затем, очистившись в трёх отношениях и обладая благим поведением, он становится достоин общего положения среди людей.
Bhartṛyajña
Listener: Audience concerned with śuddhi and Nāgara eligibility
Scene: The purified person now participates equally in communal rites—seated among others, offering oblations or receiving prasāda—while a subtle visual motif (balanced scales or calm posture) signifies ‘sāmānyaṃ padam’ earned through śīla.
Ritual purity must be matched by ethical conduct; only then does one truly merit recognition and status.
No site is named here; the verse summarizes the ethical outcome of the purification framework presented in the tīrtha discourse.
Eligibility criterion: one must be “threefold purified” (tribhiḥ śuddhaḥ) and established in good conduct (śīla) to receive acknowledged standing.
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