Revanta Worship Ritual 2.3

2.3

brahmā aṣṭakalasa || nāgapoṃ yakṣa yakṣanī || śrīlakṣmī || yajñavidhi
svānalāhālanathiyake || yināyakāya || aniniphaninakāya || yodakayāye ||
brahmāpūjāyācake || śivācāryena || ghaṃthaṃne vidhitheṃ || kumārasocchāya
|| nṛvaṃcchanādi kṛtvā || kevaṃphaṃ || tāḍacā || sagona || prostauta?liminaṭvoya ||
śucchāya || caṃdanādi āśīrvvāda || pratiṣṭhā || sephaṃ || ārathī || māsadyeḍe
|| lāsālāvayeneliviśa || upatanayāya || moṃḍahluyake ||

The eight water jars of Brahmā; Nāga, Yakṣa, and Yakṣiṇī; Śrī Lakṣmī. Touching the sacrificial rites with flowers in the hands. For Vināyaka. For Aniniphani. Performing the barley-water rite. Causing the worship of Brahmā to be performed by the Śaiva preceptor, according to the rule of ringing the bell. Washing the child. Having performed the waving [of lamps and auspicious items] and so forth: mat, brass tray, ritual gift, touching with the [...] of the priest; washing; sandalwood paste and so forth, blessing. Consecration. Ceremonial dish, waving of lights. Black gram cake. Coming to the mat, having done the ritual cleansing; shaving the head of the child.