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23–25. According to the scriptural injunction (*śāstra*), the beautiful Ambikā (goddess) should be worshipped and adored with all jewels, water, perfumes, flowers, as well as unhusked rice. Then in the morning the wise (builder) should offer her an oblation of milk, rice and sugar.