Shantikamalakara 5.p10

5.p10

māghī catustārā - yugākṛtiḥ pitarodevatā - ugraḥ - rākṣasa sagaṇaḥ - mūṣakayoniḥ - panasovṛkṣaḥ - akṣareghajā - strī - adho mukhī - tittirī māṃsabhakṣaṇaṃ - kṛtvāyātrāṃ gacchet - triṃśannāḍi kāṃte viṣaghaṭikāḥ - kṛṣibījā vāpanadhānyā saṃgrahaṇa vivāhāgrayaṇaṃ kṛtvā sahasraguṇaṃ dhānyaṃ bhavet - vyayaṃnakuryāt - kārtīkamāse śūnyaṃ - śukravāre maraṇayogaḥ - arke mṛtyuyogaḥ - sūrya somayo ryamakaṃṭakaḥ - paṃcamyā sahamaraṇayogaḥ - caṃdrodaye samastāraṃbhaḥ - asmin lagne vivāhabhūmau mṛdgrahaṇaṃ ca kuryāt - jvaraśce nmṛtyuḥ - ekaviṃsati dināni pīḍāvā - ghṛta guḍapūraka naivedyaṃ - caṃpaka puṣpapūjā - gugguludhūpaḥ - pituṃ nastoṣamiti maṃtraḥ - ghṛta madhu miśra tilākṣata vaṭapatrāṇi dravyaṃ - sāvitryāṣṭottara śataṃ hutvākṣata tilaiḥ pitṛbhyo baliṃdadyāt .. naśāṃtiśceddaśadināṃte mṛtyuḥ - saṃkramedyorghaḥ .. 10 ..

Maghā has four stars; it is yoke-shaped, having the Ancestors as deities, fierce, of the demon class, of the mouse origin; its tree is the jackfruit tree; its letters are "gha" and "ṅa"; it is female, downward-facing. Having eaten partridge meat, one should set out on a journey. At the end of thirty nāḍīs are the toxic ghaṭikās. Having performed agriculture, seed sowing, storing of grain, marriage, and the first-fruits sacrifice, grain multiplies a thousandfold. One should not incur expenditure. In the month of Kārttika, it is void. On Friday, it is a combination causing death; on Sunday, a death combination; on Sunday and Monday, it is Yamakaṇṭaka; combined with the fifth tithi, it is a combination causing death. At moonrise, all things should be commenced. In this ascendant, one should also take clay for the wedding ground. If there is fever, there is death, or suffering for twenty-one days. The food offering is a pastry filled with ghee and jaggery; worship is with campaka flowers; the incense is bdellium; the mantra is "pituṃ nu stoṣam...". The substances are sesame, unbroken rice grains, and banyan leaves mixed with ghee and honey. Having offered one hundred and eight oblations with the Sāvitrī mantra, one should offer a propitiatory offering to the Ancestors with unbroken rice grains and sesame. If there is no propitiatory rite, death occurs at the end of ten days. At the sun's ingress, the price is two-fold. || 10