Garudapurana 1.218.27
Garuḍapurāṇa 1.218.27
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1.218.27
oṃ itthaṃ mātāmahādibrāhmaṇānāmācamanam /
oṃ susuprokṣitamastviti bhūmyabhyukṣaṇaṃ kṛtvā /
oṃ apāṃ madhye sthitā devāḥ sarvamapsu pratiṣṭhitam /
brāhmaṇasya kare nyastāḥ śivā āpo bhavantu naḥ /
śivā āpaḥ santviti brāhmaṇahaste jaladānam /
lakṣmīrvasatipuṣpeṣu lakṣmīrvasati puṣkare /
lakṣmīrvasati goṣṭheṣu saumanasyaṃ sadāstu te /
saumanasyamastviti puṣpadānam /
akṣataṃ cāstu me puṇyaṃ śāntiḥ puṣṭirdhṛtiśca me /
yadyacchreyaskaraṃ loke tattadastu sadā mama /
oṃ akṣatañcāriṣṭañcāstu iti yavataṇḍuladānam //
'Oṃ'—thus is the sipping of water by the brāhmaṇas [representing] the maternal grandfathers and others. / Having sprinkled the ground with: 'Oṃ, let it be well sprinkled!' / 'Oṃ, the gods abide in the midst of the waters, everything is established in the waters; / placed in the hand of the brāhmaṇa, may the waters be auspicious to us!' / 'May the waters be auspicious!'—thus is the giving of water into the hand of the brāhmaṇa. / 'Lakṣmī dwells in flowers, Lakṣmī dwells in the lotus, / Lakṣmī dwells in cattle-pens; may there always be cheerfulness for you!' / 'May there be cheerfulness!'—thus is the giving of flowers. / 'May my merit be imperishable; may peace, nourishment, and steadfastness be mine; / whatever is conducive to welfare in the world, let that always be mine!' / 'Oṃ, may it be imperishable and free from misfortune!'—thus is the giving of barley and unbroken rice.
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- Śrāddhakaumudī — Govindānanda 1500, Sanskrit