Ashtangasamgraha 7.37

7.37

laghu varṣoṣitaṃ dagdhabhūmijaṃ sthalasambhavam |

śīghrajanma tathā sūpyaṃ nistuṣaṃ yuktibharjitam ||

iti śimbidhānyavargaḥ |

śūrpe 'pāmaṣṭabhāgasthe tatra pātraṃ pacet ghṛtāt ||

abhyaṅgasvedanasyādhobhaktasnehopasevanam |

maunaṃ vidhirvātaharo yathāsvaṃ ca vikārajit ||

Light is that which has aged for a year, grown in burned soil, or produced in dry ground; / quick-growing, suitable for soup, dehusked, and properly roasted. / Thus ends the group of pulse grains. / When the water is reduced to an eighth of a śūrpa, one should cook a pātra of ghee in it. / Application of massage, sudation, nasal drops, food, and unctuous substances, / silence, the regimen that pacifies vāta, and overcoming each disorder according to its nature.