Yuddha-yajña-vyākhyāna (The Battle as Sacrifice): Ambarīṣa–Indra Saṃvāda
ब्रह्मचर्येण घोरेण गुर्वाचारेण सेवया । वेदानधीत्य धर्मेण राजशास्त्रं च केवलम्
brahmacaryeṇa ghoreṇa gurvācāreṇa sevayā | vedān adhītya dharmeṇa rājaśāstraṃ ca kevalam ||
امبریش نے کہا—سخت برہماچریہ، استاد کے ساتھ درست آداب اور خدمت کے ذریعے؛ دھرم کے مطابق ویدوں کا مطالعہ کرکے، اور راج شاستر بھی بالخصوص سیکھ کر (میری تربیت ہوئی)۔
अमग्बरीष उवाच
True qualification—especially for leadership—rests on disciplined brahmacarya, respectful conduct toward the teacher, and humble service, together with Vedic learning pursued in harmony with dharma and practical training in rājaśāstra (governance).
Ambarīṣa is describing the foundations of his formation: austere student-discipline, guru-centered conduct and service, and the study of the Vedas and royal polity, presenting an ideal model of ethical preparation for rulership.