Adhyaya 51 — Yaksha Injunctions: Graha-Children and Female Spirits Causing Domestic and Ritual Disruptions
स्मृतिबीजहरे चान्ये तयोः कन्ये 'तिदारुणे ।
विद्वेषण्यष्टमी नाम कन्या लोकभयावहा ॥
smṛtibījahare cānye tayoḥ kanye 'tidāruṇe / vidveṣaṇy aṣṭamī nāma kanyā lokabhayāvahā
Và hai vị còn lại là Smṛtibījahare—hai kanyā ấy vô cùng đáng sợ. Kanyā thứ tám mang danh Vidveṣaṇī, gieo nỗi kinh hãi cho thế gian.
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Forgetting (loss of smṛti) and manufactured enmity (vidveṣa) are treated as grave threats; dharma therefore includes cultivating memory (learning/recitation) and social concord.
Ancillary instruction: a catalog of afflictive forces and their implications, not a pañcalakṣaṇa narrative unit.
‘Stealing the seed of memory’ points to disruption at the causal level (bīja), i.e., erosion of samskāras; ‘Vidveṣaṇī’ symbolizes the subtle force that fractures community and inner peace.