Agnipurana 148
English (machine translation) 148
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these are the six limbs of Sūrya, who indeed bestows victory in battle:
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“Oṃ haṃ khaṃ khaśoklāya svāhā; spūṃ hrūṃ huṃ krūṃ oṃ hroṃ kreṃ” —
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abundant, immaculate, the supreme mouth to be worshiped by the essence of the core.
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One should worship the group of eight beginning with righteousness, knowledge, dispassion, and sovereignty; thereafter the seat of Ananta, the lion throne, and the lotus seat;
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the pericarp and the filaments, the maṇḍala of the sun, moon, and fire; Dīptā, Sūkṣmā, Jayā, Bhadrā, and likewise Vibhūti, Vimalā,
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Amoghā, Vidyutā, and the ninth to be worshiped is Sarvatomukhī; sattva, rajas, and tamas, as well as Prakṛti and Puruṣa;
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one should worship the self, the inner self, and the supreme self, all endowed with the bindu and accompanied by Māyā and wind;
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Uṣā, Prabhā, Sandhyā, Sāyā, Māyā endowed with strength, accompanied by bindu and Viṣṇu; and likewise the eight door-guardians;
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one should worship the Sun, Caṇḍa, and Pracaṇḍa with fragrant unguents and the like. Victory in battle and other ventures will arise through worship, recitation, fire oblation, and other rites.
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Thus ends the one hundred forty-eighth chapter, named Worship for Victory in Battle in the Ocean of Victory in Battle, in the great Agni Purāṇa.
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Now the one hundred forty-ninth chapter:
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The Hundred-Thousand and Ten-Million Fire Oblations.
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- Agnipurāṇa (Nag Publishers edition, Delhi) — Sanskrit
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- Agnipurāṇa — Vyāsa, Sanskrit