Padma Purana — Srishti Khanda — Chapter 57
PdP 1 57.1
द्विजा ऊचुः- कीर्तिर्धर्मोथ लोकेषु सर्वाणि प्रवराणि च। वद नो मुनिशार्दूल यदि नोऽस्ति त्वनुग्रहः
dvijā ūcuḥ- kīrtirdharmotha lokeṣu sarvāṇi pravarāṇi ca| vada no muniśārdūla yadi no'sti tvanugrahaḥ
The brahmins said: Fame, and then merit (dharma) in the worlds, and all things excellent — tell us of these, O tiger among sages, if we have your favour.
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PdP 1 57.2
व्यास उवाच- यस्य खाते वने गावस्तृप्यंति मासमेव च। यद्वा सप्तदिनात्पूतः सर्वदेवैः स पूजितः
vyāsa uvāca- yasya khāte vane gāvastṛpyaṃti māsameva ca| yadvā saptadinātpūtaḥ sarvadevaiḥ sa pūjitaḥ
Vyāsa said: He in whose dug (tank) in the forest cows are satisfied for a month, or else for seven days, is purified and honoured by all the gods.
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PdP 1 57.3
पुष्करिण्या विशेषेण पूता या यज्ञकर्मणा। यत्फलं जलदानेन सर्वमत्रास्यि(?) तच्छृणु
puṣkariṇyā viśeṣeṇa pūtā yā yajñakarmaṇā| yatphalaṃ jaladānena sarvamatrāsyi(?) tacchṛṇu
A lotus-pond (puṣkariṇī) is especially purified, as by a sacrificial rite. Hear what fruit comes from the gift of water — all of it (is described) here.
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PdP 1 57.4
हायने हायने चैव कल्पं कल्पं विधीयते। दानात्स्वर्गमवाप्नोति तोयदः सर्वदो भुवि
hāyane hāyane caiva kalpaṃ kalpaṃ vidhīyate| dānātsvargamavāpnoti toyadaḥ sarvado bhuvi
Year after year, and aeon after aeon, it is ordained: by (such) a gift one attains heaven; the giver of water on earth is the giver of everything.
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PdP 1 57.5
मेघे वर्षति खाते च जायंते ये तु शीकराः। तावद्वर्षसहस्राणि दिवमश्नाति मानवः
meghe varṣati khāte ca jāyaṃte ye tu śīkarāḥ| tāvadvarṣasahasrāṇi divamaśnāti mānavaḥ
When a cloud rains upon the dug (tank), however many droplets arise, for that many thousands of years the man enjoys heaven.
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PdP 1 57.6
तोयैरन्नादिपाकैश्च प्रसन्नो मानवो भवेत्। प्राणानां च विनान्नैश्च धारणन्नैव जायते
toyairannādipākaiśca prasanno mānavo bhavet| prāṇānāṃ ca vinānnaiśca dhāraṇannaiva jāyate
By water, and by the cooking of food and the rest, a man becomes content; and without food there is no sustaining of the vital breaths.
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PdP 1 57.7
पितॄणां तर्पणं शौचं रूपं वै गंध्यनाशनम्। बीजं त्विहार्जितं सर्वं सर्वं तोये प्रतिष्ठितम्
pitṝṇāṃ tarpaṇaṃ śaucaṃ rūpaṃ vai gaṃdhyanāśanam| bījaṃ tvihārjitaṃ sarvaṃ sarvaṃ toye pratiṣṭhitam
The offering to the ancestors, purity, beauty, indeed the removal of (bad) smell, and every seed sown here — all rests upon water.
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PdP 1 57.8
वस्त्रस्य धावनं रुच्यं भाजनानां तथैव च। तेनैव सर्वकार्यं च पानीयं मेध्यमेव च
vastrasya dhāvanaṃ rucyaṃ bhājanānāṃ tathaiva ca| tenaiva sarvakāryaṃ ca pānīyaṃ medhyameva ca
The washing of clothes, which is pleasing, and likewise of vessels — by that alone is every task (done), and drinking water is pure.
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PdP 1 57.9
तस्मात्सर्वप्रयत्नेन वापीकूपतटाककम्। कारयेच्च बलैः सर्वैस्तथा सर्वधनेन च
tasmātsarvaprayatnena vāpīkūpataṭākakam| kārayecca balaiḥ sarvaistathā sarvadhanena ca
Therefore with every effort one should have a step-well, a well, and a tank made, with all one's forces and with all one's wealth.
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PdP 1 57.10
ततो विनिर्जले देशो(देशे?) यो ददाति जलाशयम्। वासरे वासरे तस्य कल्पं स्वर्गं विनिर्दिशेत्
tato vinirjale deśo(deśe?) yo dadāti jalāśayam| vāsare vāsare tasya kalpaṃ svargaṃ vinirdiśet
Then, whoever provides a reservoir of water in a waterless region — for him, for each day, one should declare an aeon of heaven.
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PdP 1 57.11
त्रिविष्टपाच्च्युतो विप्रो वेदशास्त्रार्थपारगः। लोकबंधुः स धर्मात्मा तपस्तप्त्वा दिवं व्रजेत्
triviṣṭapāccyuto vipro vedaśāstrārthapāragaḥ| lokabaṃdhuḥ sa dharmātmā tapastaptvā divaṃ vrajet
Fallen from heaven, (he is born) a brahmin who has mastered the meaning of the Vedas and the treatises; that righteous one, a friend of the world, after performing austerity, goes to heaven.
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PdP 1 57.12
एवं जन्माष्टकं प्राप्य एकस्याक्षयमिष्यते। क्षत्त्रियाणां कुले जातः सार्वभौमो भवेन्नृपः
evaṃ janmāṣṭakaṃ prāpya ekasyākṣayamiṣyate| kṣattriyāṇāṃ kule jātaḥ sārvabhaumo bhavennṛpaḥ
Thus, having obtained eight births, for one (such man) it is held to be imperishable; born in the family of kṣatriyas, he becomes a universal sovereign.
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PdP 1 57.13
विशोऽक्षयं धनं विद्याज्जन्मजन्मसु यत्प्रियम्। शूद्रादयोन्त्यजाश्चान्ये लभंते स्वर्गतिं मुहुः
viśo'kṣayaṃ dhanaṃ vidyājjanmajanmasu yatpriyam| śūdrādayontyajāścānye labhaṃte svargatiṃ muhuḥ
For a vaiśya one should know it as imperishable wealth, dear to him in birth after birth; and śūdras and others, even the lowest-born, repeatedly obtain the passage to heaven.
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PdP 1 57.14
चतुर्हस्तप्रमाणं तु कूपं खनति यः पुमान्। परोपकारकं नित्यं कल्पं स्वर्गं तु हायने
caturhastapramāṇaṃ tu kūpaṃ khanati yaḥ pumān| paropakārakaṃ nityaṃ kalpaṃ svargaṃ tu hāyane
The man who digs a well of four cubits' measure, ever of benefit to others, (gains) an aeon of heaven for each year.
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PdP 1 57.15
द्विगुणे द्विगुणं विद्याच्छतं चैव चतुर्गुणे। विंशत्किष्कुप्रमाणां तु दद्यात्पुष्करिणीं तु यः
dviguṇe dviguṇaṃ vidyācchataṃ caiva caturguṇe| viṃśatkiṣkupramāṇāṃ tu dadyātpuṣkariṇīṃ tu yaḥ
At double (the size) one should know (the fruit to be) double, and a hundredfold at four times; and whoever gives a lotus-pond of twenty cubits' measure —
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PdP 1 57.16
विष्णोर्धाम लभेत्सोपि दिव्यभोगं तथैव च। अनंतरं नृपो जातो धनी वागीश्वरो भवेत्
viṣṇordhāma labhetsopi divyabhogaṃ tathaiva ca| anaṃtaraṃ nṛpo jāto dhanī vāgīśvaro bhavet
he too attains the abode of Viṣṇu and likewise divine enjoyments; and thereafter, born a king, he becomes wealthy and a master of speech.
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PdP 1 57.17
एवं द्विस्त्रिश्चतुर्वापि गुणतो भोग्यमिष्यते। विस्तीर्णे प्रचुरं विद्धि सहस्रेणाच्युतो दिवः
evaṃ dvistriścaturvāpi guṇato bhogyamiṣyate| vistīrṇe pracuraṃ viddhi sahasreṇācyuto divaḥ
Thus, at two, three, or four times, the enjoyment is held to increase proportionately; know that in a wide (pond) it is abundant, and with a thousand (cubits) one does not fall from heaven.
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PdP 1 57.18
सहस्राद्द्विगुणेनैव सुरपूज्यो भवेन्नरः। जंतवस्तत्र ये संति यावंतो जीवनं ययुः
sahasrāddviguṇenaiva surapūjyo bhavennaraḥ| jaṃtavastatra ye saṃti yāvaṃto jīvanaṃ yayuḥ
With double a thousand, a man becomes worthy of worship by the gods; however many creatures there are that have gained their life there —
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PdP 1 57.19
तत्संख्याका जनास्तस्य किंकराः पृष्टलग्नकाः। भवंति सततं गेहे पुरे जनपदेषु च
tatsaṃkhyākā janāstasya kiṃkarāḥ pṛṣṭalagnakāḥ| bhavaṃti satataṃ gehe pure janapadeṣu ca
people of that same number become his servants, following at his back, constantly, in his house, in the city, and in the country districts.
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PdP 1 57.20
विहाय पितरं भोग्या धने क्षीणे यथा वनम्। पक्षिणस्सूकरश्चैव महिषी करिणी तथा
vihāya pitaraṃ bhogyā dhane kṣīṇe yathā vanam| pakṣiṇassūkaraścaiva mahiṣī kariṇī tathā
(context: ) having left the father, the things to be enjoyed, when wealth is spent, as (one leaves for) the forest; the birds and the boar, and likewise the she-buffalo and the she-elephant.
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PdP 1 57.21
उपदेष्टा च कर्त्ता च षडेते स्वर्गगामिनः। दिव्यं च पक्षिणां चैव शतं स्वर्गं विनिर्दिशेत्
upadeṣṭā ca karttā ca ṣaḍete svargagāminaḥ| divyaṃ ca pakṣiṇāṃ caiva śataṃ svargaṃ vinirdiśet
And the one who advises and the one who does (the work) — these six go to heaven; and one should assign a divine heaven, and (in the case) of the birds a hundred (years).
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PdP 1 57.22
क्रोडो वर्षसहस्रं तु महिष्ययुतहायनम्। देवरूपं समास्थाय करिण्या लक्षमुच्यते
kroḍo varṣasahasraṃ tu mahiṣyayutahāyanam| devarūpaṃ samāsthāya kariṇyā lakṣamucyate
The boar, however, a thousand years; the she-buffalo ten thousand years; and having assumed a divine form, in the case of the she-elephant a lakh is spoken of.
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PdP 1 57.23
कोट्येकमुपदेष्टुश्च कर्तुरक्षयमेव च। पुरा धनिसुतेनैव कृतः ख्यातो जलाशयः
koṭyekamupadeṣṭuśca karturakṣayameva ca| purā dhanisutenaiva kṛtaḥ khyāto jalāśayaḥ
And for the adviser one crore, and for the doer indeed (a reward) that does not perish. Formerly a famed reservoir was made by the son of a rich man,
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PdP 1 57.24
अयुतधनव्ययेनैव प्राणेनैव बलेन च। सर्वसत्वोपकाराय शिवश्रद्धायुतेन च
ayutadhanavyayenaiva prāṇenaiva balena ca| sarvasatvopakārāya śivaśraddhāyutena ca
with the expenditure of ten thousand (coins) of wealth, and with his very life and strength, for the benefit of all beings, and endowed with faith in Śiva.
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PdP 1 57.25
कालेन कियता चापि क्षीणवित्तोऽभवत्किल। कश्चिदर्थी धनी तस्य मूल्यदानाय चोद्यतः
kālena kiyatā cāpi kṣīṇavitto'bhavatkila| kaścidarthī dhanī tasya mūlyadānāya codyataḥ
And after some length of time he became, it is said, diminished in wealth. A certain rich man, desirous (of the tank), was eager to pay him its price.
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PdP 1 57.26
विमृश्य धनिना चोक्तं व्याहारं शृणुताधुना। दीनारस्यायुतं वा ते दास्याम्यस्याश्च कारणात्
vimṛśya dhaninā coktaṃ vyāhāraṃ śṛṇutādhunā| dīnārasyāyutaṃ vā te dāsyāmyasyāśca kāraṇāt
And after reflecting, the rich man said: "Hear now (my) proposal: I will give you ten thousand dīnāras for the sake of this (tank),
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PdP 1 57.27
लब्धं ते पुष्करिण्याश्च पुण्यं लाभात्प्रमन्यसे। शक्त्या दत्वाथ मूल्यं तां स्वीयां कर्तुं व्यवस्थितः
labdhaṃ te puṣkariṇyāśca puṇyaṃ lābhātpramanyase| śaktyā datvātha mūlyaṃ tāṃ svīyāṃ kartuṃ vyavasthitaḥ
and the merit of the pond that has been gained by you — you will value it (as gained) from the profit." Having then paid the price according to his means, he set about making it his own.
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PdP 1 57.28
एवमुक्ते स तं प्राह वासरेप्ययुतं पुनः। फलं भवति वै नित्यं पुण्यं पुण्यविदो विदुः
evamukte sa taṃ prāha vāsarepyayutaṃ punaḥ| phalaṃ bhavati vai nityaṃ puṇyaṃ puṇyavido viduḥ
When it had been spoken thus, he said to him: "Even so, ten thousand again each day — the fruit is indeed perpetual; those who know merit know (this) merit.
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PdP 1 57.29
एतस्मिन्निर्जले देशे शिवं खातं कृतं च मे। स्नानपानादिकं कर्म सर्वे कुर्वंत्यभीष्टतः
etasminnirjale deśe śivaṃ khātaṃ kṛtaṃ ca me| snānapānādikaṃ karma sarve kurvaṃtyabhīṣṭataḥ
In this waterless region an auspicious excavation was made by me; all perform the acts of bathing, drinking and the rest as they wish.
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PdP 1 57.30
तस्मान्मेप्ययुतार्थस्य नैत्यकं फलमिष्यते। ततस्तस्याभवद्धास्यं तथैव च सभासदाम्
tasmānmepyayutārthasya naityakaṃ phalamiṣyate| tatastasyābhavaddhāsyaṃ tathaiva ca sabhāsadām
Therefore for me too a daily fruit worth ten thousand is to be expected." Thereupon there was laughter at him, and likewise from those seated in the assembly.
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PdP 1 57.31
ह्रिया च पीडितः सोपि वाक्यमेतदुवाच ह। सत्यमेतद्वचोस्माकं परीक्षां कुरु धर्मतः
hriyā ca pīḍitaḥ sopi vākyametaduvāca ha| satyametadvacosmākaṃ parīkṣāṃ kuru dharmataḥ
And he too, stung by shame, spoke this speech: "This word of ours is true; make the test according to dharma."
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PdP 1 57.32
मत्सरात्स तु तं प्राह शृणु मे वचनं पितः। दीनारायुत मे तत्ते दत्वा चानीय प्रस्तरम्
matsarātsa tu taṃ prāha śṛṇu me vacanaṃ pitaḥ| dīnārāyuta me tatte datvā cānīya prastaram
But out of envy he said to him: "Hear my word, father: having given you those ten thousand dīnāras of mine, and having brought a stone slab,
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PdP 1 57.33
पातयिष्यामि ते खाते यथायोगं प्रमज्जतु। उन्मज्जति च यत्काले प्रस्तरः संतरत्यपि
pātayiṣyāmi te khāte yathāyogaṃ pramajjatu| unmajjati ca yatkāle prastaraḥ saṃtaratyapi
I shall drop it into your excavated tank; let it sink as is proper. And at whatever time the stone rises up and even floats across,
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PdP 1 57.34
क्षयं यास्यति नो वित्तं नोचेन्मे धर्मतो हि सा। बाढमुक्त्वायुतं तस्य गृहीत्वा स्वगृहं गतः
kṣayaṃ yāsyati no vittaṃ nocenme dharmato hi sā| bāḍhamuktvāyutaṃ tasya gṛhītvā svagṛhaṃ gataḥ
our wealth shall go to ruin; but if not, then that (tank) is mine by right." Saying "Very well," he took the ten thousand from him and went to his own house.
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PdP 1 57.35
साक्षिणामग्रतस्तेन प्रस्तरः पातितस्तथा। पुष्करिण्यां महत्यां च दृष्टं नरसुरासुरैः
sākṣiṇāmagratastena prastaraḥ pātitastathā| puṣkariṇyāṃ mahatyāṃ ca dṛṣṭaṃ narasurāsuraiḥ
In the presence of witnesses the stone was thus dropped by him into the great pond, and it was seen by men, gods and asuras.
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PdP 1 57.36
ततो धर्मतुलायां तु तुलितं धर्मसाक्षिणा। दीनारायुतदानस्य पुष्करिण्या जलस्य तु
tato dharmatulāyāṃ tu tulitaṃ dharmasākṣiṇā| dīnārāyutadānasya puṣkariṇyā jalasya tu
Then it was weighed on the scale of dharma by the witness of dharma: the giving of ten thousand dīnāras (against) the water of the pond.
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PdP 1 57.37
न समं तु दिनैकं तु जलस्य धर्मतो भृशम्। धनिनो मानसं दुःखं मोघार्थं च परेऽहनि
na samaṃ tu dinaikaṃ tu jalasya dharmato bhṛśam| dhanino mānasaṃ duḥkhaṃ moghārthaṃ ca pare'hani
But it was not equal: a single day of water was, by dharma, far greater. The rich man's grief of mind, and his money wasted, on the following day —
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PdP 1 57.38
शिलोच्चयोऽभवत्तीर्णो द्वीपवच्च जलोपरि। ततः कोलाहलः शब्दो जनानां समुपस्थितः
śiloccayo'bhavattīrṇo dvīpavacca jalopari| tataḥ kolāhalaḥ śabdo janānāṃ samupasthitaḥ
the mass of stone came to be afloat, like an island upon the water; thereupon a clamorous noise of the people arose.
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PdP 1 57.39
तच्छ्रुत्वाद्भुतवाक्यं च मुदा तौ चागतौ ततः। दृष्ट्वा शैलं तथाभूतं कृतं तेनायुतं तथा
tacchrutvādbhutavākyaṃ ca mudā tau cāgatau tataḥ| dṛṣṭvā śailaṃ tathābhūtaṃ kṛtaṃ tenāyutaṃ tathā
And hearing that wonderful report, the two came there in joy; seeing the rock in that condition, and the ten thousand thus made over by him,
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PdP 1 57.40
ततः खाताधिपेनैव शैलं दूरे निपातितम्। पुण्यं खातस्य चोत्खाते प्रलुप्तस्य सुतेन हि
tataḥ khātādhipenaiva śailaṃ dūre nipātitam| puṇyaṃ khātasya cotkhāte praluptasya sutena hi
Then by the master of the excavation himself the rock was hurled far away; and the merit of the tank, in its being dug out, (accrued) to the son of the one who had perished.
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PdP 1 57.41
सोपि नाकं समारुह्य जन्मजन्मसु निर्वृतः। गोत्रमातृगणानां च नृपाणां सुहृदां तथा
sopi nākaṃ samāruhya janmajanmasu nirvṛtaḥ| gotramātṛgaṇānāṃ ca nṛpāṇāṃ suhṛdāṃ tathā
He too, having ascended to heaven, was at peace birth after birth. And of the clans, of the groups of mothers, of kings, of friends,
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PdP 1 57.42
सखीनां चोपकर्तॄणां खातं खात्वाऽक्षयं फलम्। तपस्विनामनाथानां ब्राह्मणानां विशेषतः
sakhīnāṃ copakartṝṇāṃ khātaṃ khātvā'kṣayaṃ phalam| tapasvināmanāthānāṃ brāhmaṇānāṃ viśeṣataḥ
and of companions and benefactors — by digging a tank the fruit is imperishable; especially of ascetics, of the helpless, and of brahmins.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 1 57.43
खातं तु जनयित्वा तु स्वर्गं चाक्षयमश्नुते। तस्मात्खातादिकं विप्राः शक्तितो यः करिष्यति
khātaṃ tu janayitvā tu svargaṃ cākṣayamaśnute| tasmātkhātādikaṃ viprāḥ śaktito yaḥ kariṣyati
But having brought a tank into being, one enjoys imperishable heaven. Therefore, brahmins, whoever will make a tank and the like according to his ability,
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PdP 1 57.44
सर्वपापक्षयात्पुण्यं मोक्षं यायान्न संशयः। य इदं श्रावयेल्लोके धर्माख्यानं महोत्कटम्
sarvapāpakṣayātpuṇyaṃ mokṣaṃ yāyānna saṃśayaḥ| ya idaṃ śrāvayelloke dharmākhyānaṃ mahotkaṭam
through the destruction of all sins (he gains) merit and will go to liberation — there is no doubt. Whoever causes this most exalted discourse on dharma to be heard in the world,
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PdP 1 57.45
सर्वखातप्रदानस्य फलमश्नाति धार्मिकः। ग्रहणे भास्करस्यैव भागीरथ्यां तटे वरे
sarvakhātapradānasya phalamaśnāti dhārmikaḥ| grahaṇe bhāskarasyaiva bhāgīrathyāṃ taṭe vare
that righteous man enjoys the fruit of the giving of all tanks — as (if given) at an eclipse of the sun, on the excellent bank of the Bhāgīrathī.
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PdP 1 57.46
गवां कोटिप्रदानस्य फलं श्रुत्वा लभेन्नरः। न च दारिद्रतामेति न शोकं व्याधिसंचयम्
gavāṃ koṭipradānasya phalaṃ śrutvā labhennaraḥ| na ca dāridratāmeti na śokaṃ vyādhisaṃcayam
By hearing (it) a man would obtain the fruit of the gift of ten million cows; and he does not come to poverty, nor to grief, nor to an accumulation of diseases.
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PdP 1 57.57
असंमानं महद्दुःखमुभयोर्नाधिगच्छति।
asaṃmānaṃ mahadduḥkhamubhayornādhigacchati|
He does not meet with disrespect, nor with the great suffering of the two (kinds).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain