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Dharmas for Brahmin Celibates and Saints - Verse 198

Shikshapatri · dharmas_for_brahmin_celibates_and_saints · Verse 198

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Sanskrit Original

दिवास्वापो न कर्तव्यों रोगाद्यापदमन्तरा। ग्राम्यवार्ता न कार्या चन बुद्धिपूर्वकम्॥ १९९॥

📜 Traditional Commentaryswaminarayan.faith commentaryShikshapatriDharmas for Brahmin Celibates and Saints, verse 198

Matsya Purana says. 'Those who observe a Vrata should not eat during Sanskaras (rites during a lifetime) and Pretashraadh (obsequial rites).' Therefore a renounced person and widow, who observe the Vrata of Brahmcharya should not dine at such ceremonies even if they have been invited to do so. Sanskaras here should be understood as any of the rites such as birth, death, marriage etc. Similarly Pretashraadh is the eleventh or twelfth day following a persons death, on which special rites are performed. Thus in such situations, or invitations for lunch, Brahmcharis and Sadhus should never dine.