Inquiry into Moral Agency (Karma) and Practical Means for the Dissolution of Sin: the Śiśumāra Contemplation
कैवल्यमभिसम्पन्ने श्रद्धधानो भवेन्ररः ॥ अनन्यमानसः कुर्याद्यथा धर्मानुशासनम् ॥
kaivalyam abhisampanne śraddadhāno bhaven naraḥ || ananyamānasaḥ kuryād yathā dharmānuśāsanam ||
कैवल्यपर्यवसानं धर्मोपदेशं लभमानो नरः श्रद्धावान् भवेत्। अनन्यमानसः सन् धर्मानुशासनानुसारं कुर्यात्॥
Yama (contextual continuation from 210.1)
It illustrates how Purāṇic discourse integrates liberation vocabulary (kaivalya) with practical conduct (dharma-anuśāsana).
None; the verse is prescriptive and psychological rather than geographical.
Maintain trustful commitment and single-pointed attention while following an articulated discipline of conduct.
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