Pretaśilā at Gayā: Muṇḍapṛṣṭha, Gadādhara’s Manifestation, and the Fruits of Śrāddha & Deity-Worship
तेषां तावद्धनं धान्यमायुरारो ग्यसम्पदः / पुत्त्रादिसन्ततिश्रेयोविद्यार्थं काम ईप्सितः
teṣāṃ tāvaddhanaṃ dhānyamāyurāro gyasampadaḥ / puttrādisantatiśreyovidyārthaṃ kāma īpsitaḥ
สำหรับเขาทั้งหลาย ย่อมมีทรัพย์และธัญญาหาร อายุยืน สุขภาพดี และความรุ่งเรือง อีกทั้งความผาสุกแห่งบุตรหลาน การได้มาซึ่งวิทยา และความสำเร็จแห่งความปรารถนาตามใจหมาย
Lord Vishnu (speaking to Garuda/Vinata-putra)
Concept: Proper worship/offerings yield tangible and intangible fruits: prosperity, health, progeny, learning, and fulfillment of aims.
Vedantic Theme: Karma-phala under īśvara-niyati: results arise through divine order; artha/kāma can be harmonized with dharma and oriented toward higher pursuit.
Application: Treat prosperity and health as outcomes to be stewarded: use gains for dharmic purposes, education, and generosity; avoid reducing worship to mere transaction by pairing it with inner discipline.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: adbhuta
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.86.13–15 (acts leading to these fruits)
It summarizes the auspicious worldly results traditionally associated with righteous conduct—prosperity, health, longevity, good progeny, learning, and fulfillment of legitimate desires.
Indirectly: it highlights that dharmic living yields favorable outcomes in embodied life, which supports a disciplined, merit-based trajectory emphasized throughout Garuda Purana’s teachings.
Prioritize ethical livelihood, steady charity and duty, and disciplined learning—so that prosperity and personal aims remain aligned with dharma rather than mere impulse.