Hiranyakeshigrihyasutra 1.4.14.2

1.4.14.2

yamamātyamantevāsinaṃ preṣyaṃ vā kāmayeta dhruvo menapāyī syāditi sa pūrvāhṇe snātaḥ prayatavastrohaḥkṣānto brāhmaṇasaṃbhāṣo niśāyāṃ tasyāvasathaṃ gatvā jīvaśṛṅge prasrāvya triḥ pradakṣiṇamāvasathaṃ pariṣiñcanparikrāmet \ pari tvā gireriha pari bhrātuḥ pari ṣvasu \ pari sarvebhyo jñātibhyaḥ pariṣīdaḥ kleṣyasi \ śaśvatparikupilena saṃkrāmeṇāvicchidā \ ūlena parimīḍhosi parimīḍhosyūlena \ iti \2\

If he wishes that one of his companions, or a pupil, or a servant should faithfully remain with him and not go away, he should bathe in the morning, should put on clean garments, should show patience (with that servant, &c.) during the day, should speak (only) with Brâhmanas, and by night he should go to the dwelling-place of that person, should make water into a horn of a living animal, and should three times walk round his dwelling-place, sprinkling (his urine) round it, with (the Mantra), 'From the mountain (I sever?) thee, from thy brother, from thy sister, from all thy relations. parishîdah kleshyati (i.e. kvaishyasi?) sasvat parikupilena samkrâmenâvikkhidâ, ûlena parimîdhoऽsi parimîdhoऽsy ûlena.'