यत्रापि कुर्वतो नात्मा जुगुप्सामेति पार्थिव । तत्कर्तव्यसमसंगेन यन्नगोप्यं महाजने
yatrāpi kurvato nātmā jugupsāmeti pārthiva | tatkartavyasamasaṃgena yannagopyaṃ mahājane
大王啊,凡你所行之事,若不令自心生厌恶退缩——便当行之,并与正当之法相应;且当行那无需向众人隐匿之事。
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages
Listener: Pārthiva (king)
Scene: A didactic moment: a revered speaker instructs a king on ethical action—conscience as witness, and deeds fit to be done openly among the virtuous.
Dharma aligns with a clean conscience and transparent conduct that can stand before society.
No tīrtha is mentioned; it is an ethical guideline.
None explicitly; it prescribes a standard for choosing actions—those not shameful and not requiring secrecy.