Yogashataka 73

73

trikaṭukadalakuṅkumagranthikakṣārasiṃhīniśākuṣṭhasiddhārthayugmāmbuśakrāhvayaiḥ
sitalaśunaphalatrikośīratiktāvacātutthayaṣṭībalālohitākhyāśilāpadmakaiḥ /
dadhitagaramadhūkasārapriyāhvāviṣākhyāviṣātārkṣyaśailaiḥ sacavyāmaraiḥ kalkitaiḥ
ghṛtam anavam aśeṣamūtrāmbusiddhaṃ smṛtaṃ bhūtarāvaṃ tu pānena tat syād grahaghnaṃ param //

With the three pungents, cinnamon leaf, saffron, pepper-root, alkali, siṃhī, turmeric, kuṣṭha, the two mustards, bāla, indrayava, / candy sugar, garlic, triphalā, kośīra, kaṭukā, vacā, blue vitriol, liquorice, balā, red ochre, realgar, and padmaka; / curd, tagara, madhūka-wood, priyaṅgu, aconite, ativiṣā, bitumen, and chavyā and devadhūpa made into paste, / clarified butter that is old, cooked with all kinds of urine and water, is known as 'Bhūtarāva'; taken as a drink, it is supreme in conquering possessing spirits.