Kaushitakagrihyasutra 3.15.5

3.15.5

antarhitā girayo 'ntarhitā pṛthivī mahī me divā digbhyaśca sarvābhiranyamantardadhe pitṛbhyo 'muṣmai svāhā antarhitā ṛtavo 'horātrā susandhikāḥ ardhamāsāśca māsāścāṅgāni namaste sumanāmukhi svāhā yāstiṣṭhanti yāstravanti yā adbhiḥ paritasthuṣīḥ adbhiḥ sarvasya bhartṛbhiranyataḥ piturdadhe 'muṣmai svāhā yanme mātā pralulobha caratyapativratā retastatpitā vṛṅktāmāhuranyo 'vapadyatāmamuṣmai svāhā iti mahāvyāhṛtīnāṃ vā sthāne catasro 'nyatrakaraṇasya \5\

'The mountains are hidden, the great earth is hidden; from the day and from all the quarters I conceal another from the fathers, for so-and-so, svāhā! The seasons are hidden, well-joined day and night; the half-months and the months are limbs; homage to you, O fair-faced one, svāhā! Those [waters] that stand, those that flow, those that stand around with water—with the waters, the supporters of all, I place [myself] elsewhere than the father, for so-and-so, svāhā! In that my mother went astray, unfaithful to her husband—may my father take that seed; let another fall away, they say, for so-and-so, svāhā!'—[these are] four [verses] in place of the great mystical utterances in case of performing it elsewhere.