Ashtangasamgraha 6.48

6.48

bhavet paryuṣitaṃ tacca toyaṃ himakarodbhavam |

atiśaityagurusthairyaṅghātaiḥ kaphavātakṛt ||

kolalājamadhudrākṣāpippalīnāgarāṇi vā ||

gudaṃ likhan dahan kṣiṇvan karotyasraparisravam ||

tadvaccharāvasampuṭasthaḥ śūnyagrahe caturdiśaṃ prakṣepyaḥ |

tatra cocchiṣṭena srapanam |

mantraśca ||

And that water produced by snow, having become stale, / produces kapha and vāta through its excess chilliness, heaviness, stillness, and denseness. // Or kola, parched grain, honey, drākṣā, pippalī, and ginger. // Scraping, burning, and wounding the rectum, it causes an effusion of blood. // Likewise, placed within a pair of shallow earthen dishes, it should be thrown in four directions in a deserted house; / and bathing [is done] there with leftovers; / and the mantra: