कल्मषापहर-कीर्तनम् / Kīrtana for the Removal of Impurity
श्वरपाकपुल्कसादीनां कुत्सितानामचेतसाम् | कुलेषु तेषु जायन्ते गुरुवृद्धापचायिन:
śvapāka-pulkasa-ādīnāṁ kutsitānām acetāsām | kuleṣu teṣu jāyante guru-vṛddhāpacāyinaḥ ||
大自在天说道:从那地狱得释之后,那些心性卑劣之人,便生于为世所鄙的族类之中,如尸食者(śvapāka)与普尔迦娑(pulkasa)等。他们是人中最下者——不敬长老与师长之辈——因此再度投生于那些受人非议的系族。
श्रीमहेश्वर उवाच
The verse teaches that contempt for teachers and elders is a grave ethical failure with karmic consequences: after suffering in hell, such persons are said to be reborn in socially despised lineages, emphasizing the dharmic duty of reverence (apacaya) toward gurus and the aged.
Śrī Maheśvara is describing the post-mortem fate of wrongdoers: once they are released from a particular hell, they undergo rebirth among communities labeled as śvapāka and pulkasa, specifically identifying the fault of disrespecting gurus and elders as the cause for that degraded rebirth.