Garudapurana 1.216.2

“Oṃ, to Prajāpati, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Soma, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Bṛhaspati, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Agni and Soma, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Indra and Agni, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Heaven and Earth, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Indra, svāhā! / Oṃ, to the Viśvedevas, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Brahman, svāhā! / Oṃ, to the Waters, svāhā! / Oṃ, to the herbs and trees of the forest, svāhā! / Oṃ, to the household deity, svāhā! / Oṃ, to the divine deities, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Indra, svāhā! / Oṃ, to the attendants of Indra, svāhā! / Oṃ, to Yama, svāhā! / Oṃ, to the attendant of Yama, svāhā! / Oṃ, to all beings roaming by day, svāhā! / Oṃ, to the ancestors of the earth, svāhā! / Oṃ, those beings who wander, wretched […], in the midst of the world, / to them, desiring nourishment, I offer this bali-tribute; may the lord of nourishment bestow nourishment upon me. / Oṃ, may the lord give [even] down to the outcaste; down to the outcaste, the fallen, and the crows.”

Thus ends the two hundred and sixteenth chapter, named ‘Explanation of the Vaiśvadeva’, in the Section on Proper Conduct, within the first part titled ‘First Section’ in the glorious Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa.