Yogashataka 86

86

rāsnārāṭhaphalatrayāmṛtalatāyukpañcamūlībalā-
māṃsakvāthayutaḥ satailalavaṇakṣaudrāṃśasarpirguḍaḥ /
puṣpāhvāghanakuṣṭhabilvaphalinīkṛṣṇāvacākalkito
vastiḥ kāñjikadugdhamūtrasahito vātāmayebhyo hitaḥ //

Combined with a decoction of rāsnā, arāṭha, the three fruits, guḍūcī, the lesser five roots, balā, / and māṃsī; with equal parts of medicated oil, rock salt, honey, clarified butter, and jaggery; / with a paste of puṣpāhvā, mustā, kuṣṭha, bilva, priyaṅgu, pippalī, and vacā; / this enema, accompanied by fermented rice water, milk, and urine, is beneficial for wind afflictions.