Ashtangasamgraha 3.45

3.45

sūnāṭavīśūnyagṛhaśmaśānāni divā 'pi na |

na huṃkuryācchavaṃ pūjyaṃ praśastānmaṅgalāni ca ||

bhavantyupekṣayā yasmāttasmāttaṃ tvarayā jayet ||

candanena pṛthagyuktaṃ samastaṃ vā saśarkaram ||

gṛhītaṃ balikāmena taṃ vidyāt sukhasādhanam ||

He should not go even by day to slaughterhouses, forests, empty houses, or cremation grounds.
He should not grunt contemptuously at a corpse, an elder, or auspicious and praised things.

Because they arise through neglect, he must therefore overcome it quickly.

Combined with sandalwood individually or all together, with sugar;

One should know that one seized by a desire for offerings is easy to cure.