Diti’s Puṁsavana Vow, Indra’s Intervention, and the Birth of the Maruts
नित्यं वनात्सुमनस: फलमूलसमित्कुशान् । पत्राङ्कुरमृदोऽपश्च काले काल उपाहरत् ॥ ५७ ॥
nityaṁ vanāt sumanasaḥ phala-mūla-samit-kuśān patrāṅkura-mṛdo ’paś ca kāle kāla upāharat
他每日从林中带来芬芳之花、果实、根茎、祭祀用柴薪与库沙草;又按时送来树叶、嫩芽、土与水,分毫不误。
This verse highlights steady, punctual service—bringing necessary items daily and at the right time—showing that devotion is expressed through consistent, practical duty.
These are standard necessities for sacred observances and household rites; the verse underscores readiness to support a vow or spiritual practice with proper materials and care.
Maintain consistency in spiritual routines and responsibilities—serve regularly, prepare what is needed, and honor time and punctuality as part of sincere practice.