Rasahridayatantra 3.17
Rasahṛdayatantra 3.17
- Language
- Sanskrit
3.17.1
dattvā khalve truṭiśo gandhakam ādau rasaṃ ca truṭiśo+api /
tāvacca mardanīyaṃ yāvatsā piṣṭikā bhavati //
Having added sulfur gradually to a mortar, and mercury also gradually, / it should be triturated until it becomes a paste.
3.17.2
tadanu ca drutabalivasayā samabhāganiyojitaṃ tathā gaganam /
truṭiśo rasaṃ ca dattvā kurvīta yathepsitāṃ piṣṭim //
And then, having combined mica in equal parts with melted sulfur fat, / and adding mercury gradually, one should make the desired paste.
3.17.3
sāpi ca dīptairupalairnipātyate 'dho 'tha dīpikāyantre /
tadanu ca nirmuktamalo nikṛntapakṣo 'bhragandhābhyām //
And that is distilled downwards with burning cow-dung cakes in a lamp apparatus; / then its impurity is removed, and its wings are clipped by mica and sulfur.
Translations (1)
- English (machine translation) — English, machine translation
Commentaries (1)
- Mugdhāvabodhinī — Caturbhuja Miśra, Sanskrit
Linked texts (1)
- Rasahṛdaya — Govinda, Sanskrit