Mahabharata — Anushasana Parva, Shloka 62
Vānaprastha-dharma and Tapas: Śiva–Umā Saṃvāda
Forest-Stage Discipline and Austerity
बृहस्पतिजीने कहा--शचीपते! जो सूर्यकी ओर मुँह करके मूत्र त्याग करते हैं, वायुदेवसे द्वेष रखते हैं अर्थात् वायुके सम्मुख मूत्र त्याग करते हैं, जो प्रज्वलित अम्निमें समिधाकी आहुति नहीं देते तथा जो दूधके लोभसे बहुत छोटे बछड़ेवाली धेनुको भी दुह लेते हैं, उन सबके दोषोंका वर्णन करता हूँ। ध्यानपूर्वक सुनो ।।
śakra uvāca | bhānumān anilaś caiva havyavāhaś ca vāsava | lokānāṃ mātaraś caiva gāvaḥ sṛṣṭāḥ svayambhuvā ||
释迦罗（因陀罗）说道：“噢，婆娑婆！凡面向太阳小便者；凡憎恶风神者——亦即迎风小便者；凡祭火炽燃而不投供柴薪（萨密陀）者；凡贪恋乳汁，连幼犊尚极幼小之母牛也强行挤乳者——我将尽述他们的一切过失。请专心聆听。太阳、风、阿耆尼（奉献之载体），以及作为诸世界之母的群牛——皆为自生者梵天所造。”
शक्र उवाच
Educational Q&A
That foundational supports of life and dharma—Sun, Wind, Fire, and the cow as a life-giving mother—are divinely instituted and therefore must be treated with reverence; everyday behavior and ritual practice become ethical tests of respect versus negligence or exploitation.
Indra (Śakra) speaks, identifying Sun, Wind, Fire, and cows as creations of Brahmā, as a preface to describing certain acts as faults—acts that symbolically insult these cosmic and social supports (improper bodily conduct toward Sun/Wind, neglect of fire-offerings, and greedy milking that harms a cow with a very young calf).