Navarnavacandipancangastotra 60
Navārṇavacaṇḍīpañcāṅgastotra 60
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pṛ0 29ba) nirāvaraṇavāmastekalpayāmyuttarīyakaṃ bha
gavatietatevastraṃsamarpa ācamane vastrani
rṇayaḥ pītaṃviṣṇositaṃśaṃbhoraktavighnārka
śaktiṣu sacchidraṃmalinaṃjīrṇaṃtyajettailādi
dūṣitamiti mūlaṃ yasyāḥśaktitrayeṇedaṃsaṃ
protamakhilaṃjagat yajñasūtrāyatasyaiteyajña
sūtraṃprakalpaye yajñopavītaṃsamācamana
mūlaṃ subhāvasuṃdarāgāyainānāśaktyāśrayā
tmike bhūṣaṇānivicitrāṇikalpayāmya
marārcite bhagavatiteābharaṇānisama0 ta
ta ākārādikṣakārāntānvarṇānmūlenasa
mpuṭitāndevatāṃgeṣunyasedityayaṃyogalo
kemohanaḥ mūlaṃ paramānaṃdasaurabhyaparipū
'O Bhagavatī, I offer this garment!' Water for sipping. Rule for garments: / Yellow for Viṣṇu, white for Śambhu, red for Vighna, Sūrya, and the Goddesses; one should discard what is torn, soiled, worn-out, or tainted by oil and the like. / [Reciting the] root mantra: / 'For you, by whose three powers this entire universe is woven, / who are the sacred thread itself, I offer this sacred thread.' / The sacred thread is offered; water for sipping. / [Reciting the] root mantra: / 'For you whose nature is beautiful by inherent disposition, whose self is the refuge of manifold powers, / I arrange variegated ornaments, O you who are worshipped by the immortals!' / 'O Bhagavatī, I offer these ornaments to you!' / Then, one should place the phonemes beginning with *a* and ending with *kṣa*, framed by the root mantra, upon the limbs of the deity; this is the rite that charms the world. / [Reciting the] root mantra: / 'Filling the intervals of the directions with the fragrance of supreme bliss,
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- Nāradapurāṇa — Vyāsa, Sanskrit
- Durgārcanasṛti — Sanskrit
- Navārṇacaṇḍīpañcāṅga — Sanskrit