त्वयैव दर्शिते मार्गे मर्यादां कर्तुमर्हसि । किं फलं भविता देवि कल्पितैस्तरुपुत्रकैः
tvayaiva darśite mārge maryādāṃ kartumarhasi | kiṃ phalaṃ bhavitā devi kalpitaistaruputrakaiḥ
ఓ దేవీ! మార్గాన్ని నీవే చూపినందున, ధర్మమర్యాదను స్థాపించుట నీకే తగును. ఈ కల్పిత ‘వృక్షపుత్రుల’ వల్ల ఏ ఫలం కలుగును?
Saptaṛṣis (the sages) addressing Pārvatī
Scene: Seven sages, after completing rites, respectfully question Parvati; Devī stands poised, embodying authority and compassion, with the consecrated aśoka tree between them as witness.
Even divine intention should be expressed through maryādā—right order and discernment—so that actions yield genuine, dharmic results rather than merely imagined outcomes.
No tīrtha is praised in this verse; it is a counsel passage within the Kaumārikākhaṇḍa narrative.
No specific ritual is prescribed; the sages urge establishing maryādā (proper norms) regarding the intended sacred outcome.