दशरथस्य अन्त्येष्टि
विधानम् — Dasaratha’s Funeral Rites and Ayodhya’s Mourning
तदा हुताशनं हुत्वा जेपुस्तस्य तदृत्विजः।जगुश्च ते यथाशास्त्र तत्र सामानि सामगाः।।2.76.18।।
tadā hutāśanaṁ hutvā jepus tasya tad-ṛtvijaḥ | jaguś ca te yathā-śāstra tatra sāmāni sāma-gāḥ || 2.76.18 ||
Bấy giờ, sau khi dâng các lễ vật vào Hỏa Thần thiêng liêng, các vị tế sư của ngài tụng niệm những chân ngôn đúng pháp; và tại đó, những người ca tụng Sāma Veda hát các thánh ca theo đúng kinh điển.
In this way others brought sandal, agaru and fragrant gum gugul, the resin of balsa tree and woods of sarala, padmaka and devadaru and built a pyre and strew many kinds of fragrant substances on it. Thereafter the priests laid the mortal remains of the king in the centre of the pyre.
Dharma is truthful adherence to śāstra in sacred acts; right performance and right recitation preserve moral and ritual order during life’s most vulnerable transitions.
With the body placed on the pyre, priests offer oblations and chant; Sāma Veda singers perform hymns as prescribed.
Sacred professionalism and devotion—ritualists uphold tradition through accurate offerings and scriptural chanting.
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