Rite of Tree Consecration and the Merit of Planting Sacred Trees
वासोभिः शयनीयैश्च तथोपस्करपादुकैः । क्षीराभिषेचनं कुर्याद्यावद्दिनचतुष्टयम्
vāsobhiḥ śayanīyaiśca tathopaskarapādukaiḥ | kṣīrābhiṣecanaṃ kuryādyāvaddinacatuṣṭayam
वासोभिः शयनीयैश्च तथोपस्करपादुकैः । क्षीराभिषेचनं कुर्याद्यावद्दिनचतुष्टयम् ॥
Unspecified in the provided excerpt (context needed from Adhyaya 28 framing dialogue).
Primary Rasa: shanta
Type: temple
Sandhi Resolution Notes: शयनीयैश्च = शयनीयैः + च; तथोपस्करपादुकैः = तथा + उपस्करपादुकैः; कुर्याद्यावत् = कुर्यात् + यावत् (द्-य् संधि)
It instructs performing kṣīrābhiṣeka—ritual bathing/ablution with milk—continuously for four days, alongside offering items such as clothes, bedding, utensils, and footwear.
They indicate a combined observance: ritual worship (milk-ablution) paired with supportive gifts/offerings that represent practical necessities, often associated with merit-producing religious acts (dāna) and vrata discipline.
The verse highlights sustained devotion (a four-day observance) and generosity—integrating worship with tangible support—suggesting that spiritual practice is strengthened by disciplined continuity and charitable giving.