Ashtangasamgraha 3.41
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 3.41
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3.41
pāṇinā 'labhya niṣkrāmedratnapūjyājyamaṅgalam |
sātapatrapadatrāṇo vicaredyugamātraddak ||
strī syāttāvadvidhiḥ sarvaḥ sarvathā sādhu darśitaḥ ||
snigdhaprasanavaktratvaṃ śrīmaddaśananetratā ||
sakṣaudraṃ grathite rakte lihyāt pārāvatācchakṛt ||
saha dhātusraveṇaitā dvādaśoktāḥ sasādhanāḥ |
vyāpado vidhivibhraṃśāt dvividhe 'pi virecane ||
tadvacca śastrakāṣṭhādyairagniṃ vā dīptamāviśet ||
Having touched with his hand a jewel, an object of worship, clarified butter, and auspicious items, he should go out;
Equipped with an umbrella and footwear, he should walk looking ahead a yoke's length.
Until then, the woman should follow the entire regimen fully as instructed.
An oily and clear face, and lustrous teeth and eyes.
When blood is clotted, one should lick pigeon droppings mixed with honey.
These, together with the discharge of bodily tissues, are declared to be the twelve complications along with their treatments,
arising from errors in procedure in both kinds of purgation.
And likewise, he might enter blazing fire, or [injure himself] with weapons, wood, and the like.
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