धात्रीस्नाने नरो दद्याद्दधिपायसमेव च । फलानां नियमे सुभ्रु फलदानं समाचरेत् ॥ ७० ॥
dhātrīsnāne naro dadyāddadhipāyasameva ca | phalānāṃ niyame subhru phaladānaṃ samācaret || 70 ||
دھاتری اسنان کے وقت آدمی دہی کے ساتھ دودھ میں پکا ہوا پائَس (دَدھی-پائَس) خیرات کرے۔ اور پھل کے نِیَم والے ورت میں، اے سُبھرو، باقاعدہ طور پر پھلوں کا دان کرے۔
Sage Nārada (in dialogue instruction, traditionally to a listener addressed as 'subhru')
Vrata: none
Rasa: {"primary_rasa":"shanta","secondary_rasa":"bhakti","emotional_journey":"Begins with calm ritual instruction (snāna/niyama) and moves to a gentle devotional ethic of giving (dāna) as the inner completion of restraint."}
It teaches that a vrata becomes spiritually fruitful when paired with dāna: during the Dhātrī-related bath/observance, offering sattvic foods (payasa, curd, fruits) as charity supports purification and merit (puṇya).
By emphasizing disciplined observance (niyama) and selfless giving, it cultivates humility and service—core dispositions that support Vishnu-bhakti in the Narada Purana’s ritual framework.
It reflects Kalpa-style ritual discipline: timing a snāna with a specific observance and prescribing appropriate dāna items (payasa/curd/fruits) as part of vrata-niyama.