Revanta Worship Ritual 2.26

2.26

laṅaviye maṃtra ||
oṃ yasasāmādyā vā pṛthivi yasase drāya bṛhaspati |
yaso bhagaśca movi sadyat somā pratipadyatāṃ ||
gāmiyamaṃtra ||
oṃ yuvāsuvāsāḥ parivītamogāte || satuchrayāṃ bhavati jāyamānaḥ taṃ na
dhīrāḥ sakavaya uṃnvayaṃti sādhyo manasā devayaṃta || yogavāṭaviyamaṃtra
|| oṃ yoge yoge tavastaraṃ || ḍaṇḍakaṭhi kṛsnīnaviya || vaṭuḍaṇḍaṃ gṛhītvā
paṭhati maṃtra || oṃ yo me daṇḍaḥ parāpatadvaihāya sodhi bhūmyāṃ | tamahaṃ
vunarādada āyuṣe brahmaṇe brahmavarccasāyaḥ || koṃ pativiye mantra || oṃ
bhadrāno agnirāhuti bhadrārātiḥ śubhagabhadroḍādhvaraṃ | bhadrā
utapraśastaya || suvarṇarajatamudrikā pradāna maṃtra || hiraṇyarūpā

The mantra for the waist-cloth:
“Om, glory to me today, O Earth and Heaven! Glory to Indra, to Bṛhaspati! / May glory and fortune be mine; may Soma obtain it for me.”
The mantra for the lower garment:
“Om, youthful, well-clad, enveloped, he arrives here; being born, he becomes exalted. / The wise and inspired poets elevate him, meditating [on him] with mind devoted to the gods.”
The mantra for the upper garment:
“Om, in every engagement, most mighty […].”
The black [antelope skin] having been tied with a staff [string]. Having taken the staff, the Vedic initiate recites the mantra:
“Om, that staff of mine which flew away into the air and onto the earth, that I take back for longevity, for sacred knowledge, for Vedic splendor.”
The mantra for the loincloth:
“Om, auspicious to us is the fire-offering; auspicious is generosity; auspicious is the fortunate sacrifice; auspicious indeed are the praises.”
The mantra for giving gold and silver rings:
“Golden of form, […]