Shloka 85
Dharma-vyādha’s Analysis of Moral Decline and the Mahābhūta–Guṇa Schema (धर्मव्याधोपदेशः)
ये चास्य दारुणा: केचिद् ग्रहा: सूर्यादयो दिवि | ते चास्य सौम्या जायन्ते शिवा: शिवतरा: सदा,इतना ही नहीं, आकाशके सूर्य आदि ग्रहोंमेंसे जो कोई भी उसके लिये भयंकर होते हैं, वे उपर्युक्त गायत्री-झपके प्रभावसे उसके लिये सदा सौम्य, सुखद एवं परम मंगलकारी हो जाते हैं
ye cāsya dāruṇāḥ kecid grahāḥ sūryādayo divi | te cāsya saumyā jāyante śivāḥ śivatarāḥ sadā ||
玉提湿提罗说道：“甚至天穹之上如日等星体所发的严厉影响，本可令一人畏惧；然凭此圣行之力（伽耶特丽之诵持），它们于他皆转为和顺，恒成吉祥，带来安慰与至上福祉。”
युधिछिर उवाच
Educational Q&A
Steady sacred practice—especially mantra-japa associated with purity and restraint—can neutralize fear and adversity, turning even seemingly hostile cosmic influences into supportive, auspicious conditions aligned with dharma.
Yudhiṣṭhira explains that celestial forces (grahas), including the Sun and other heavenly bodies, which might otherwise be ominous for someone, become gentle and highly auspicious for that person through the efficacy of the prescribed spiritual practice (noted in the surrounding context as Gāyatrī-japa).