छित्त्वा तमेव गोवत्सं चकाराहारमीप्सितम् । गोवत्सार्धशरीरेण कृताहाराथ सा पुनः
chittvā tameva govatsaṃ cakārāhāramīpsitam | govatsārdhaśarīreṇa kṛtāhārātha sā punaḥ
اسی بچھڑے کو کاٹ کر، اس نے اپنی پسند کا کھانا تیار کیا؛ اور بچھڑے کے آدھے جسم سے کھانا کھا کر، وہ پھر آگے بڑھی۔
Narrator (context not specified in snippet; Purāṇic narrative voice)
Scene: Inside a hut: the calf’s body being cut; cooking vessels; the woman eating, expression dulled; the remaining half-body set aside—visual of moral numbness.
Deliberate harm and consumption driven by desire deepens adharma and accelerates karmic downfall.
No tīrtha is named; the verse is moral-narrative rather than site-glorification.
None; the verse functions as a cautionary account.