Description of the Universal Peace-Recitation and the Madhuparka Rite
अनेनैव तु मन्त्रेण दद्याच्च मधुपर्ककम् ॥ नरस्य मृत्यु काले तु दद्यत्संसार मोक्षणम्
anenaiva tu mantreṇa dadyācca madhuparkakam || narasya mṛtyu kāle tu dadyatsaṃsāra mokṣaṇam
Этой же мантрой следует поднести мадхупарку. А во время смерти человека следует дать то, о чём говорится, что оно дарует освобождение от сансары.
Varāha (default dialogue framework)
It indicates how Purāṇic ritual instructions extend into end-of-life contexts, helping scholars map intersections between domestic rites, mantra practice, and soteriological aspiration.
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It emphasizes supportive care and purposeful ritual attention at the end of life, framing such actions as oriented toward release from saṃsāra.
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