आदिसूत्रविभागेन द्वाराणि परिकल्पयेत् / द्वारशोभां तथा तत्र तदर्धेन तु कल्पयेत्
ādisūtravibhāgena dvārāṇi parikalpayet / dvāraśobhāṃ tathā tatra tadardhena tu kalpayet
آدی سُوتر (پیمائش کی لکیر) کی تقسیم کے مطابق دروازے مقرر کرے؛ اور وہاں دروازے کی آرائش اسی پیمائش کے نصف معیار سے بنائے۔
Lord Vishnu (in discourse to Garuda)
Concept: Ritual-architectural proportion (māna) and auspicious design (śobhā) as a support for sacred action.
Vedantic Theme: Outer order (niyama) as an aid to inner steadiness (citta-śuddhi) before worship.
Application: In any sacred setup (altar/door/entry), keep measurements consistent; let ornamentation be restrained and proportionate (here: half-measure) to avoid excess and preserve sanctity.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Type: architectural/ritual space (dvāra)
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.8.10-13 (mandala colors, nyasa, Hari-puja)
This verse treats the doorway as a measured, rule-governed element of sacred or auspicious construction, insisting that both placement (via the primary measuring guideline) and decoration follow proportion.
It does not address the soul’s journey directly; it belongs to a Vastu/measurement context, emphasizing order and proportion in constructing spaces used for dharmic living and ritual.
When building or renovating a prayer room, home entrance, or temple space, keep doorway layout and ornamentation proportionate to the chosen base measurement to maintain visual harmony and ritual suitability.