तुर्वसो प्रतिपद्यस्व पाप्मानं जरया सह । यौवनेन चरेयं वै विषयांस्तव पुत्रक,(अब उन्होंने तुर्वसुको बुलाकर कहा--) तुर्वसो! बुढ़ापेके साथ मेरा दोष ले लो। बेटा! मैं तुम्हारी जवानीसे विषयोंका उपभोग करूँगा
turvaso pratipadyasva pāpmānaṃ jarayā saha | yauvanena careyaṃ vai viṣayāṃs tava putraka ||
毗湿摩波耶那说道:“图尔瓦苏啊,连同这老迈一并受取我的罪垢。吾子,我将凭借你的青春,尽情沉溺于诸般感官之欲。”
वैशम्पायन उवाच
The verse highlights an ethical tension: attempting to shift the consequences of one’s condition and moral burden onto another—especially a child—so as to pursue pleasure. It invites reflection on personal accountability, the proper limits of desire, and whether filial obedience can justify accepting another’s demerit.
A father addresses his son Turvasu and proposes that the son take on the father’s old age along with his ‘sin,’ while the father uses the son’s youth to enjoy worldly pleasures. It is part of the broader episode where the king seeks youth from his sons.