Rigvidhana 1.3
Ṛgvidhāna 1.3
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- Sanskrit
1.3.12
sa sa kāmaḥ samṛddhaś ca teṣām teṣām tathā tathā./
tāni karmāṇi vakṣyāmi vividhāni ca karmaṇām.//
that particular desire was fulfilled for each of them in that manner. / I shall speak of those diverse rites among rites.
1.3.13
puraścaraṇam ādau tu karmaṇām siddhi kārakam./
svādhyāya abhyasanasya ādau prājāpatyam cared dvijaḥ.//
Preparatory rite at the beginning, however, brings about the magical accomplishment of rites. / At the beginning of the repeated practice of daily Vedic recitation, a twice-born should perform the Prājāpatya penance.
1.3.14
keśa śmaśru loma nakhān vāpayitvā āplutaḥ śuciḥ./
tiṣṭhed ahani rātrau tu śucir āsīta vāg yataḥ.//
Having shaved head-hair, beard, body-hair, and nails, bathed and pure, / he should stand by day, but by night he should sit pure, restraining speech.
1.3.15
satya vādī pavitrāṇi japed vyāhṛtayas tathā./
om kāra ādyās tu tā japtvā sāvitrīm ca tad ity ṛcam.//
Speaking the truth, he should recite purificatory [verses] and likewise the mystic utterances. / Having recited them preceded by the syllable Om, and the Sāvitrī, the verse beginning with 'tat',
1.3.16
āpo hi ṣṭha iti sūktam tu śuddhavatyo aghamarṣaṇam./
śaṃvatyaḥ svastimatyaś ca pāvamānyas tathaiva ca.//
and the hymn 'āpo hi ṣṭha', the Śuddhavatī verses, the Aghamarṣaṇa, / the Śaṃvatī verses, the Svastimatī verses, and likewise the Pāvamānī verses—
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- Śāntikamalākara — Kamalākarabhaṭṭa 1587, Sanskrit