ते दृश्यंते प्रतिद्वारं विहीन नयनाननाः । देहिदेहीति जल्पंतो देहिनः सपटच्चराः
te dṛśyaṃte pratidvāraṃ vihīna nayanānanāḥ | dehidehīti jalpaṃto dehinaḥ sapaṭaccarāḥ
ते प्रतिद्वारं दृश्यन्ते, नयनाननविहीनाः; ‘देहि देहि’ इति जल्पन्तो देहिनः, सपटच्चराः परिभ्रमन्ति।
Skanda
Neglect of dharmic duties leads to degrading karmic outcomes—symbolized by helplessness, dependence, and loss of dignity.
No single tirtha is named; the verse functions as a warning within Kāśī-khaṇḍa’s teaching on sacred observances.
Implicitly, it reinforces the prior prescriptions: charity, tīrtha-bathing, and special homa at saṅkrānti.