Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 100
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श्रागरुडमहापुराणम्- १०० याज्ञवल्क्य उवाच । विनायकोपसृष्टस्य लक्षणानि निबोधत । स्वप्ने ऽवगाहते ऽत्यर्थं जलं मुण्डांश्च पश्यति
śrāgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 100 yājñavalkya uvāca / vināyakopasṛṣṭasya lakṣaṇāni nibodhata / svapne 'vagāhate 'tyarthaṃ jalaṃ muṇḍāṃśca paśyati
The Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa, chapter 100. Yājñavalkya said: Learn the signs of one who is afflicted by Vināyaka. In dream he plunges excessively into water and sees shaven-headed men.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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विमना विफलारम्भः संसदित्यनिमित्ततः । राजा राज्यं कुमारी च पतिं पुत्रं च गुर्विणी
vimanā viphalārambhaḥ saṃsadityanimittataḥ / rājā rājyaṃ kumārī ca patiṃ putraṃ ca gurviṇī
He is dejected, his undertakings bear no fruit, and without cause (he thinks) 'the assembly (is against me)'; a king (does not obtain) his kingdom, a maiden a husband, and a pregnant woman a son —
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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नाप्नुयात्स्नापनं तस्य पुण्ये ऽह्निविधिपूर्वकम् । गौरसर्षपकल्केन साज्येनोत्सारितस्य तु
nāpnuyātsnāpanaṃ tasya puṇye 'hnividhipūrvakam / gaurasarṣapakalkena sājyenotsāritasya tu
(such a one) does not obtain (his object). His bathing (should be done) on an auspicious day according to the prescribed rule, after he has been rubbed with a paste of white mustard together with ghee.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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सर्वौषधैः सर्वगन्धैर्विलिप्तशिरसस्तथा । भद्रासनोपविष्टस्य स्वस्ति वाच्यं द्विजाञ्छुभान्
sarvauṣadhaiḥ sarvagandhairviliptaśirasastathā / bhadrāsanopaviṣṭasya svasti vācyaṃ dvijāñchubhān
With all the herbs and all the fragrances his head being anointed likewise, and he being seated on an auspicious seat, the good brahmins are to pronounce the benediction over him.
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मृत्तिकां रोचनां गन्धान् गुग्गुलुं चाप्सु निः क्षिपेत् । या आहृता एकवर्णैश्चतुर्भिः कलशैर्ह्रदात्
mṛttikāṃ rocanāṃ gandhān gugguluṃ cāpsu niḥ kṣipet / yā āhṛtā ekavarṇaiścaturbhiḥ kalaśairhradāt
He should cast earth, yellow pigment, fragrances and guggulu into the waters which have been brought from a pool in four jars of one and the same colour.
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चर्मण्यानुडुहे रक्ते स्थाप्यं भद्रासने तथा । सहस्राक्षं शतधारमृषिभिः पावनं स्मृतम्
carmaṇyānuḍuhe rakte sthāpyaṃ bhadrāsane tathā / sahasrākṣaṃ śatadhāramṛṣibhiḥ pāvanaṃ smṛtam
(He is) to be seated on a red bull's hide and likewise on an auspicious seat. 'The thousand-eyed, hundred-streamed (water) is held by the sages to be purifying;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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तेन त्वामभिषिञ्चामि पावमान्यः पुनन्तु ते । भगं तु वरुणो राजा भगं सूर्यो बृहस्पतिः
tena tvāmabhiṣiñcāmi pāvamānyaḥ punantu te / bhagaṃ tu varuṇo rājā bhagaṃ sūryo bṛhaspatiḥ
with that I consecrate you; may the Pāvamānī (verses) purify you. May King Varuṇa (grant you) good fortune, may the Sun, may Bṛhaspati (grant) good fortune,'
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भगमिन्द्रश्च वायुश्च भगं सप्तर्षयो ददुः । यत्ते केशेषु दौर्भाग्यं सीमन्ते यच्च मूर्धनि
bhagamindraśca vāyuśca bhagaṃ saptarṣayo daduḥ / yatte keśeṣu daurbhāgyaṃ sīmante yacca mūrdhani
May Indra and Vāyu grant good fortune, and may the seven seers grant good fortune. Whatever ill-fortune is in your hair, in the parting of the hair, and on the crown of your head—
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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ललाटे कर्णयोरक्ष्णोरापस्तद्घ्नुन्तु ते सदा । स्नातस्य सार्षपं तैलं स्नुवेणौदुम्बरेण तु
lalāṭe karṇayorakṣṇorāpastadghnuntu te sadā / snātasya sārṣapaṃ tailaṃ snuveṇaudumbareṇa tu
—on the forehead, in the ears, in the eyes—may the waters ever destroy that of yours. For one who has bathed, (there is) mustard oil, (offered) with a ladle of udumbara wood.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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जुहुयान्मूर्धनि कुशान्सव्येन परिगृह्य च । मितश्चसमितश्चैव तथा शालकटङ्कटौ
juhuyānmūrdhani kuśānsavyena parigṛhya ca / mitaścasamitaścaiva tathā śālakaṭaṅkaṭau
He should offer (it) upon the head, having grasped kuśa grass with the left (hand): "Mita and Samita, and likewise Śāla and Kaṭaṅkaṭa,
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कुष्माण्डो राजपुत्रश्च अन्ते स्वाहासमन्वितैः । दद्याच्चतुष्पथे भूमौ कुशानास्तीर्य सर्वशः
kuṣmāṇḍo rājaputraśca ante svāhāsamanvitaiḥ / dadyāccatuṣpathe bhūmau kuśānāstīrya sarvaśaḥ
Kuṣmāṇḍa and Rājaputra"—with "svāhā" appended at the end (of each name). He should offer (them) on the ground at a crossroads, having spread kuśa grass all around:
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कृताकृतांस्तण्डुलांश्च पललौदनमेव च । पुष्पं चित्रं सुगन्धं च सुरां च त्रिविधामपि
kṛtākṛtāṃstaṇḍulāṃśca palalaudanameva ca / puṣpaṃ citraṃ sugandhaṃ ca surāṃ ca trividhāmapi
husked and unhusked rice grains, and rice mixed with sesame paste, flowers of various kinds and fragrant, and liquor too of the three sorts,
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GaP 1 100.13
मूलकं पूरिकापूपं तथैवौण्डेरकस्त्रजः । दधि पायसमन्नं च गुडपिष्टं समोदकम्
mūlakaṃ pūrikāpūpaṃ tathaivauṇḍerakastrajaḥ / dadhi pāyasamannaṃ ca guḍapiṣṭaṃ samodakam
radish, cakes and sweet pastries, and likewise garlands of auṇḍeraka (flowers), curds, milk-rice and (cooked) food, and pounded flour with molasses along with sweet balls.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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एतान्सर्वानुपाहृत्य भूमौ कृत्वा ततः शिरः । अम्बिकामुपतिष्ठेच्च दद्यादर्घ्यं कृताञ्जलिः
etānsarvānupāhṛtya bhūmau kṛtvā tataḥ śiraḥ / ambikāmupatiṣṭhecca dadyādarghyaṃ kṛtāñjaliḥ
Having brought all these near, and then having laid (his) head on the ground, he should attend upon Ambikā and, with hands folded, offer the arghya-water,
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दूर्वासर्षपपुष्पैश्च पुत्रजन्मभिरन्ततः । कृतस्वस्त्ययनं चैव प्रार्थयेदम्बिकां सतीम्
dūrvāsarṣapapuṣpaiśca putrajanmabhirantataḥ / kṛtasvastyayanaṃ caiva prārthayedambikāṃ satīm
with dūrvā grass, mustard and flowers, and at the end with (blessings for) the birth of sons; and having performed the rite of well-being, he should entreat Ambikā, the virtuous one:
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रूपं देहि यशोदेहि भगं भगवति ! देहि मे । पुत्रान्देहि श्रियं देहि सर्वान्कामांश्च देहि मे
rūpaṃ dehi yaśodehi bhagaṃ bhagavati ! dehi me / putrāndehi śriyaṃ dehi sarvānkāmāṃśca dehi me
"Grant beauty, grant fame, grant me good fortune, O blessed lady; grant sons, grant prosperity, and grant me all (my) desires."
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GaP 1 100.17
ब्राह्मणान् भोजयेत्पश्चाच्छुक्लवस्त्रानुलेपनैः । वस्त्रयुग्मङ्गुरोर्दद्यासंपूज्य च ग्रहांस्तथा । श्रेयः कर्मफलं विन्द्यात्सूर्यार्चनरतस्तथा
brāhmaṇān bhojayetpaścācchuklavastrānulepanaiḥ / vastrayugmaṅgurordadyāsaṃpūjya ca grahāṃstathā / śreyaḥ karmaphalaṃ vindyātsūryārcanaratastathā
Afterwards he should feed brahmins with white garments and unguents; he should give a pair of garments to the teacher, and likewise, having worshipped the planets and being devoted to the worship of the Sun, he shall obtain the good fruit of (his) rite.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition