दीनांधैः कृपणैः सवैर्स्तर्पितैः क्रतुरुच्यते । अन्यथाऽसौ विनाशाय यदुक्तं ब्राह्मणैर्वचः
dīnāṃdhaiḥ kṛpaṇaiḥ savairstarpitaiḥ kraturucyate | anyathā'sau vināśāya yaduktaṃ brāhmaṇairvacaḥ
ยัญย่อมเรียกว่า ‘สำเร็จสมบูรณ์’ เมื่อคนยากไร้ คนตาบอด และผู้ขัดสนทั้งปวงได้รับความอิ่มเอม; มิฉะนั้นยัญนั้นย่อมเอนสู่ความพินาศ—ดังวาจาที่พราหมณ์กล่าวไว้
Jālma (continuing his argument)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Ṛṣis/śrotṛ-gaṇa (contextual)
Scene: A didactic moment: a respected brāhmaṇa or the ascetic speaks while attendants distribute food to the poor and blind near the yajña pavilion; the atmosphere shifts from conflict to compassionate action.
Ritual becomes spiritually complete only when compassion is enacted—especially through feeding and supporting the vulnerable.
No particular tīrtha is named in this verse; it presents a universal dharma principle within a tīrtha narrative.
To ensure yajña-success, one should satisfy the needy (anna-dāna and hospitality) alongside formal rites.