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Ritual Procedure for Installing Silver and Gold Images, and the Special Status of Śālagrāma
जलस्य बिन्दवो येऽन्नभोजनान्ते पतन्ति हि ॥ तावद्वर्षसहस्राणि विष्णुलोके स मोदते ॥
jalasya bindavo ye 'nnabhojanānte patanti hi || tāvadvarṣasahasrāṇi viṣṇuloke sa modate ||
หยดน้ำที่ตกลงในยามสิ้นสุดการรับประทานมีเท่าใด เขาย่อมเริงรื่นอยู่ในวิษณุโลกเป็นเวลานับพันปีเท่านั้นเท่าใด
Varāha (implied instructor; not explicitly marked in this verse)
It exemplifies Purāṇic phala-śruti style, where quantified imagery (drops of water) frames the ethical-ritual value of everyday conduct.
No specific geographic site is named in this verse; it references the cosmological realm “Viṣṇuloka.”
It emphasizes mindful ritual-ethical conduct in ordinary actions (here, meal-related practice) by linking them to long-term karmic outcomes.
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