Navarnavacandipancangastotra 39

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oṃcaṃ0paṃ pṛ0 19a) valiṃdatvā bhūtāniyānīhavasaṃtibhūtaleba
liṃgṛhītvāvidhivatprayuktam anyatravāsaṃ
parikalpayaṃtukṣamyantucānyatranamostutebhyaḥ
itibhūtānivisṛjya svadakṣegaṃdhapuṣpādikaṃ
vāmesugaṃdhijalaṃpūjopakaraṇaṃmabhyukṣya hāṃ
huṃphaḍitismarannārācamudrayādivyadṛṣṭyā
cavilokya vāmahastenajalakuṃbhaṃāmiti
spṛṣṭvākṣaumitidakṣakarāgreṇatatsthajalaṃca
spṛṣṭā ramitidīpaśikhāṃcaspṛṣṭā karau
prakṣālya vāme oṃgurubhyonamaḥ dakṣe gaṃgaṇa
patayenamaḥ madhye śrīkuladevatāyainamaḥ
itipraṇamya mūrdhnisaṃghaṃṭṭamudrāṃvidhāya śrī
gurumaṃtreṇaśrīguruṃmūrdhnigaṃdhādināsaṃpūjya

[folio 19a] Having dismissed the spirits with: 'Whatever spirits dwell here upon the surface of the earth, having received the food offering duly presented, let them imagine a dwelling elsewhere, and elsewhere let them be pacified; reverence to you!', having sprinkled the perfumes, flowers, and other [offerings] on one's right and the fragrant water and ritual utensils on the left, remembering 'Hāṃ huṃ phaṭ', and having gazed [at them] with the iron-arrow gesture and celestial sight, having touched the water pot with the left hand reciting 'Āṃ', having touched the water within it with the tip of the right hand reciting 'Kṣauṃ', and having touched the tip of the lamp-flame reciting 'Raṃ', having washed both hands, having bowed with: 'To the left: Oṃ, reverence to the gurus. To the right: Gaṃ, reverence to Gaṇapati. In the center: Reverence to the venerable clan-deity', having formed the clasping gesture on the crown of the head, having worshipped the venerable guru on the crown of the head with perfume and the like using the venerable guru mantra,