Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 177
GaP 1 177.1
श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १७७ हरिरुवाच । सोभाञ्जनपत्ररसं मधुयुक्तं हि चक्षुषोः । भ (च) रणाद्रोगहरणं भवेन्नास्त्यत्र संशयः
śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 177 hariruvāca / sobhāñjanapatrarasaṃ madhuyuktaṃ hi cakṣuṣoḥ / bha (ca) raṇādrogaharaṇaṃ bhavennāstyatra saṃśayaḥ
Hari said: The juice of śobhāñjana leaves, mixed with honey, when applied to the two eyes, removes disease—there is no doubt of this.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.2
अशीतितिलपुष्पाणि जात्याश्च कुसुमापि च । उषानिम्बामलाशुण्ठीपिप्पलीतण्डुलीयकम्
aśītitilapuṣpāṇi jātyāśca kusumāpi ca / uṣānimbāmalāśuṇṭhīpippalītaṇḍulīyakam
Eighty sesame flowers, and also jasmine blossoms, uṣā(?), nimba, āmalaka, dry ginger, long pepper, and tanduliyaka—
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.3
छायासुष्कां वटीं कुर्यात्पिष्ट्वा तण्डुलवारिणा । मधुना सहसा चाक्ष्णोरञ्जनात्तिमिरादिनुत्
chāyāsuṣkāṃ vaṭīṃ kuryātpiṣṭvā taṇḍulavāriṇā / madhunā sahasā cākṣṇorañjanāttimirādinut
Having ground (these) with rice-water, one should make a pellet dried in the shade; when applied to the eyes with honey it at once dispels darkening of vision and the rest.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.4
बिभीतकास्थिमज्जा तु शङ्खनाभिर्मनः शिला । निम्बपत्रमरीचा नि अजामूत्रेण पेषयेत्
bibhītakāsthimajjā tu śaṅkhanābhirmanaḥ śilā / nimbapatramarīcā ni ajāmūtreṇa peṣayet
But the marrow of the bibhītaka stone, conch-navel(?), realgar, nimba leaves and pepper—these one should grind with goat's urine.
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GaP 1 177.5
पुष्पं रात्र्यन्धतां हन्ति तिमिरं पटलं तथा । चतुर्भागानि शङ्खस्य तदर्धेन मनः शिला
puṣpaṃ rātryandhatāṃ hanti timiraṃ paṭalaṃ tathā / caturbhāgāni śaṅkhasya tadardhena manaḥ śilā
(This) preparation destroys night-blindness, and likewise darkening of vision and cataract. Four parts of conch, and half of that of realgar,
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GaP 1 177.6
सैन्धवं च तदर्धेनत्वेतत्पिष्ट्वादकेन तु । छायाशुष्कां तु वटिकां कृत्वा नयनमञ्जयेत्
saindhavaṃ ca tadardhenatvetatpiṣṭvādakena tu / chāyāśuṣkāṃ tu vaṭikāṃ kṛtvā nayanamañjayet
and half of that of rock salt: having ground this with water and made a pellet dried in the shade, one should apply it to the eye.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.7
तिमिरं पटलं हन्ति पिचिटं च महौषधम् । त्रिकटु त्रिफलां चैव करं जस्य फलानि च
timiraṃ paṭalaṃ hanti piciṭaṃ ca mahauṣadham / trikaṭu triphalāṃ caiva karaṃ jasya phalāni ca
It destroys darkening of vision, cataract, and piciṭa—a great medicine. The three pungents, the three fruits, and the fruits of karañja,
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GaP 1 177.8
सैन्धवं रजनीद्वे व भृङ्गराजरसेन हि । पिष्ट्वा तदञ्जनादेव तिमिरादिविनाशनम्
saindhavaṃ rajanīdve va bhṛṅgarājarasena hi / piṣṭvā tadañjanādeva timirādivināśanam
rock salt, and the two turmerics—(ground) with the juice of bhṛṅgarāja: from grinding and applying that as a salve there is destruction of darkening of vision and the rest.
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GaP 1 177.9
आटरूषकमूलं तु काञ्जिकापिष्टमेव तु । तेनाक्षिबूमिलेपाच्च चक्षुः शूलं विनश्यति
āṭarūṣakamūlaṃ tu kāñjikāpiṣṭameva tu / tenākṣibūmilepācca cakṣuḥ śūlaṃ vinaśyati
But the root of āṭarūṣaka, ground with sour gruel—by smearing the eye region with it, pain in the eye is destroyed.
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GaP 1 177.10
सतक्रं बदरीमूलं पीतं वाक्षिव्यथां हरेत् । सैन्धंवं कटुतैलं च अपामार्गस्य मूलकम्
satakraṃ badarīmūlaṃ pītaṃ vākṣivyathāṃ haret / saindhaṃvaṃ kaṭutailaṃ ca apāmārgasya mūlakam
Or the root of the jujube, drunk with buttermilk, removes eye pain. Rock salt, pungent (mustard) oil, and the root of apāmārga,
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GaP 1 177.11
क्षीरकाञ्जिकसंघृष्टं ताम्रपात्रे तु तेन च । अञ्जनात्पिञ्जटस्यैव नाशो भवति शङ्कर
kṣīrakāñjikasaṃghṛṣṭaṃ tāmrapātre tu tena ca / añjanātpiñjaṭasyaiva nāśo bhavati śaṅkara
rubbed together with milk and sour gruel in a copper vessel—by applying that as a salve there comes about, O Śaṅkara, the destruction of piñjaṭa.
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GaP 1 177.12
ॐ दद्रु सर क्र्ॐ ह्रीं ठः ठः दद्रु सर ह्रीं ह्रीं ॐ उं ऊ सर क्रीं क्रीं ठः ठः । आद्या हि वशामायान्ति मन्त्रेणानेन चाञ्जनात्
oṃ dadru sara kroṃ hrīṃ ṭhaḥ ṭhaḥ dadru sara hrīṃ hrīṃ oṃ uṃ ū sara krīṃ krīṃ ṭhaḥ ṭhaḥ / ādyā hi vaśāmāyānti mantreṇānena cāñjanāt
Oṃ dadru sara kroṃ hrīṃ ṭhaḥ ṭhaḥ dadru sara hrīṃ hrīṃ oṃ uṃ ū sara krīṃ krīṃ ṭhaḥ ṭhaḥ. Indeed the primary (ailments?) come under control by this mantra and by the salve.
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GaP 1 177.13
बिल्वकनीलिकामूलं पिष्टमभ्यञ्जनेन च । अनेनाञ्जितमात्रेण नश्यन्ति तिमिराणि हि
bilvakanīlikāmūlaṃ piṣṭamabhyañjanena ca / anenāñjitamātreṇa naśyanti timirāṇi hi
The root of bilvaka and nīlikā, ground, (used) as an ointment: merely by applying this, the darkenings of vision are destroyed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.14
कटुकं (पिप्पली) तगरं चैव हरिद्रामलकं वचा । खदिरपिष्टवात्तश्च अञ्जनान्नेत्ररोगनुत्
kaṭukaṃ (pippalī) tagaraṃ caiva haridrāmalakaṃ vacā / khadirapiṣṭavāttaśca añjanānnetraroganut
Kaṭuka (long pepper), tagara, turmeric, āmalaka, vacā, and (all) ground with khadira—by application it removes eye disease.
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GaP 1 177.15
नीरपूर्णमुखो धौति बृहन्मानेन यो ऽक्षिणी । प्रभाते नेत्ररोगैश्च नित्यं सर्वैः प्रमुच्यते
nīrapūrṇamukho dhauti bṛhanmānena yo 'kṣiṇī / prabhāte netrarogaiśca nityaṃ sarvaiḥ pramucyate
He who, with his mouth full of water, washes his two eyes with a large measure (of it) at dawn is daily freed from all eye diseases.
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GaP 1 177.16
शुक्लैरण्डस्य मूलेन पत्रेणापि प्रसाधितम् । छगदग्धसेकमौष्ण्याच्चक्षुषोर्वातशलनत्
śuklairaṇḍasya mūlena patreṇāpi prasādhitam / chagadagdhasekamauṣṇyāccakṣuṣorvātaśalanat
(A decoction) prepared with the root and also the leaf of the white castor plant—by fomentation heated with goat('s dung) fire, it removes wind-pain in the eyes.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.19
चन्दनं सैन्धवं वृद्धपालाशश्च हरीतकी । पटलं कुसुमं नीली च (व) क्रिकां हरते ऽञ्जनम् ॥ गर्प्_१,१७७।१७ ॥ गुञ्जामूलं छागमूत्रे घृष्टं तिमिरनुच्च तत् रौप्यताम्रसुवर्णानां हस्तघृष्टशलाकया ॥ गर्प्_१,१७७।१८ ॥ घृष्टमुद्वर्तनं रुद्र कामलाव्याधिनाशनम् । घोषाफलमपाघ्रातं पीतकामलनाशनम्
candanaṃ saindhavaṃ vṛddhapālāśaśca harītakī / paṭalaṃ kusumaṃ nīlī ca (va) krikāṃ harate 'ñjanam // garp_1,177.17 // guñjāmūlaṃ chāgamūtre ghṛṣṭaṃ timiranucca tat raupyatāmrasuvarṇānāṃ hastaghṛṣṭaśalākayā // garp_1,177.18 // ghṛṣṭamudvartanaṃ rudra kāmalāvyādhināśanam / ghoṣāphalamapāghrātaṃ pītakāmalanāśanam
Sandal, rock salt, old palāśa, and harītakī, paṭala, kusuma and indigo—the salve removes crookedness(?). (177.17) The root of guñjā, rubbed in goat's urine, dispels darkening of vision; and with a rod of silver, copper or gold rubbed by hand, (177.18) the rubbed paste, as a liniment, O Rudra, destroys the disease of jaundice. The ghoṣā fruit, smelled, destroys yellow jaundice.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.20
दूर्वादाडिमपुष्पं तु अलक्तकहरीतकी । नासार्शवातरक्तनुन्नस्याद्वै स्वरसेन हि
dūrvādāḍimapuṣpaṃ tu alaktakaharītakī / nāsārśavātaraktanunnasyādvai svarasena hi
But dūrvā, pomegranate flower, lac and harītakī—with (their) own juice this would be a remover of nasal polyp, wind, and blood(-disorder).
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GaP 1 177.21
आपिष्ट्वा जाङ्गली मू (तू) लं तद्रसेन वृषध्वज । नस्यादाराद्विनश्येत नाशार्शो नीललोहित
āpiṣṭvā jāṅgalī mū (tū) laṃ tadrasena vṛṣadhvaja / nasyādārādvinaśyeta nāśārśo nīlalohita
Having ground the root of the jāṅgalī plant, with its juice, O bull-bannered one, (let it be used as) a snuff; the nose-disease, the blue-red polyp, would soon be destroyed.
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GaP 1 177.22
गव्यं घृतं सर्जरसं रुद्र धन्याकसैन्धवम् । धुत्तूरकं गैरिकं च एतैः साधितसिक्थकम्
gavyaṃ ghṛtaṃ sarjarasaṃ rudra dhanyākasaindhavam / dhuttūrakaṃ gairikaṃ ca etaiḥ sādhitasikthakam
Cow's ghee, resin of the sarja tree, O Rudra, coriander and rock salt, dhattūra and red ochre — with these a wax salve is prepared.
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GaP 1 177.23
सतैलं व्रणनुत्स्याच्च स्फुटितोद्धटिताधरे । जातीपत्रं च चर्वित्वा विधृतं मुखरोगनुत्
satailaṃ vraṇanutsyācca sphuṭitoddhaṭitādhare / jātīpatraṃ ca carvitvā vidhṛtaṃ mukharoganut
Together with oil it would remove sores on a lip that is cracked and split open; and a jātī (jasmine) leaf, chewed and held (in the mouth), removes diseases of the mouth.
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GaP 1 177.24
भक्षात्केसरबीजस्य दन्ताः स्युश्चलिताःस्थिराः । मुष्टकं कुष्ठमेला च यष्टिकं मधुवालकम्
bhakṣātkesarabījasya dantāḥ syuścalitāḥsthirāḥ / muṣṭakaṃ kuṣṭhamelā ca yaṣṭikaṃ madhuvālakam
From eating the seed of the kesara, teeth that are loose become firm. Muṣṭaka (nutgrass), kuṣṭha, cardamom, liquorice, honey and vālaka,
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GaP 1 177.25
धन्याकमेतददनान्मुखदुर्गन्धनुद्धर । कषायं कटुकं वापि तिक्तशाकस्य भक्षणात्
dhanyākametadadanānmukhadurgandhanuddhara / kaṣāyaṃ kaṭukaṃ vāpi tiktaśākasya bhakṣaṇāt
and coriander — from consuming this, remove the foul smell of the mouth. Or (a decoction) astringent and pungent, from eating bitter greens,
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GaP 1 177.26
तलयुक्तस्य नित्यं स्यान्मुखदुर्गन्धताक्षयः । दन्तव्रणानि सर्वाणि क्षयं गच्छन्त्यनेन तु
talayuktasya nityaṃ syānmukhadurgandhatākṣayaḥ / dantavraṇāni sarvāṇi kṣayaṃ gacchantyanena tu
and with sesame oil, taken constantly, there would be an end of the mouth's foul smell; and by this all sores of the teeth go to destruction.
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GaP 1 177.27
काञ्जिकस्य सतैलस्य गण्डूषकवलास्थितिः । ताम्बूलचूर्णदग्धस्य मुखस्य व्याधिनुच्छिव !
kāñjikasya satailasya gaṇḍūṣakavalāsthitiḥ / tāmbūlacūrṇadagdhasya mukhasya vyādhinucchiva !
The holding of sour gruel mixed with oil as a mouth-rinse and mouthful removes the disease of a mouth burnt by betel-powder, O Śiva.
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GaP 1 177.28
परित्यक्तश्लेष्मणश्च शुण्ठीचर्वणतो यथा । मातुलुङ्गदलान्येला यष्टी मधु च पिप्पली
parityaktaśleṣmaṇaśca śuṇṭhīcarvaṇato yathā / mātuluṅgadalānyelā yaṣṭī madhu ca pippalī
And for one whose phlegm has been expelled, likewise by the chewing of dry ginger. Leaves of the citron, cardamom, liquorice, honey and long pepper,
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GaP 1 177.29
जातीपत्रमथैषां च चूर्णं लीढ्वा तथा कृतम् । शेफालिकजटायाश्च चर्वणं गलशुण्ठिनुत्
jātīpatramathaiṣāṃ ca cūrṇaṃ līḍhvā tathā kṛtam / śephālikajaṭāyāśca carvaṇaṃ galaśuṇṭhinut
and jātī leaf — having licked the powder of these, made in that manner (it is efficacious); and the chewing of the root of the śephālikā removes swelling of the throat.
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GaP 1 177.30
नासाशिरारक्तकर्षान्नश्येच्छंशकर जिह्विका । रसः शिरीषबीजानां हरिद्रायाश्चतुर्गुणः
nāsāśirāraktakarṣānnaśyecchaṃśakara jihvikā / rasaḥ śirīṣabījānāṃ haridrāyāścaturguṇaḥ
By drawing off blood from the vein of the nose, the (swollen) tongue would be destroyed, O maker of welfare. The juice of śirīṣa seeds, and four times as much of turmeric —
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GaP 1 177.31
तेन पक्वेन भूतेश नस्यं मस्तकरोगनुत् । गलरोगा विनश्यन्ति नस्यमात्रेण तत्क्षणात्
tena pakvena bhūteśa nasyaṃ mastakaroganut / galarogā vinaśyanti nasyamātreṇa tatkṣaṇāt
with that, boiled, O lord of beings, a snuff removes disease of the head; and throat-diseases perish that very moment by the mere snuffing of it.
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GaP 1 177.32
दन्तकीटविनाशः म्याद्गुञ्जामूलस्य चर्वणात् । काकजङ्घास्नुहीनीलीकवायो मधुमोजितः
dantakīṭavināśaḥ myādguñjāmūlasya carvaṇāt / kākajaṅghāsnuhīnīlīkavāyo madhumojitaḥ
There would be destruction of tooth-worms by the chewing of the root of guñjā. Kākajaṅghā, snuhī, nīlī, and a decoction mixed with honey
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GaP 1 177.33
दन्ताक्रान्तान्दन्तजांश्च कृमीन्नाशयते शिव । घतं कर्कटपादेन दुग्धोन्मिश्रेण साधितम्
dantākrāntāndantajāṃśca kṛmīnnāśayate śiva / ghataṃ karkaṭapādena dugdhonmiśreṇa sādhitam
destroys the worms that attack the teeth and are born in the teeth, O Śiva. Ghee prepared with crab's foot mixed with milk —
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GaP 1 177.34
तेन चाम्यङ्गितादन्ताः कुर्युः कटकटान्न हि । लिप्त्वा कर्कटपादेन केवलेनाथवाशिव
tena cāmyaṅgitādantāḥ kuryuḥ kaṭakaṭānna hi / liptvā karkaṭapādena kevalenāthavāśiva
and when smeared with that, the teeth do not make a chattering sound; or else, O Śiva, having smeared them with crab's foot alone,
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GaP 1 177.35
त्रिसप्ताहं वाः पिष्टानि ज्योतिष्मत्याः फलानि हि । शुक्लाभयामज्जलेपाद्दन्तस्याङ्ककलङ्कनुत्
trisaptāhaṃ vāḥ piṣṭāni jyotiṣmatyāḥ phalāni hi / śuklābhayāmajjalepāddantasyāṅkakalaṅkanut
for three weeks — or the fruits of jyotiṣmatī ground in water; and from a paste of the marrow of white myrobalan, the marks and stains of the teeth are removed.
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GaP 1 177.36
लोध्रकुङ्कुममञ्जिष्ठालोहका लेयकानि च । यवतण्डुलमेतैश्च यष्टी मधुसमन्वितैः
lodhrakuṅkumamañjiṣṭhālohakā leyakāni ca / yavataṇḍulametaiśca yaṣṭī madhusamanvitaiḥ
Lodhra, saffron, mañjiṣṭhā, lohaka and the leyaka substances, barley and rice — with these, together with liquorice and honey,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.37
वारिपिष्टैर्वक्त्रलेपः स्त्रीणां शोभनवक्त्रकृत् । द्विभागं छागदुग्धेन तैलप्रस्थं तु साधितम्
vāripiṣṭairvaktralepaḥ strīṇāṃ śobhanavaktrakṛt / dvibhāgaṃ chāgadugdhena tailaprasthaṃ tu sādhitam
ground in water, a facial paste makes women's faces beautiful. And a prastha of oil cooked with two parts of goat's milk,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.38
रक्तवन्दनमञ्जिष्ठालक्षाणां कर्षकेण वा । यष्टीमधुकुङ्कुमाभ्यां सप्ताहान्मुखकान्तिकृत्
raktavandanamañjiṣṭhālakṣāṇāṃ karṣakeṇa vā / yaṣṭīmadhukuṅkumābhyāṃ saptāhānmukhakāntikṛt
or with a karṣa each of red sandalwood, mañjiṣṭhā and lac, and with liquorice and saffron, makes the face lustrous within a week.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.39
शुण्ठीपिप्पलिचूर्णं तु गुडूची कण्टकारिका । एभिश्च क्वथितं वारि पीतं चाग्निं करोति वै
śuṇṭhīpippalicūrṇaṃ tu guḍūcī kaṇṭakārikā / ebhiśca kvathitaṃ vāri pītaṃ cāgniṃ karoti vai
Powder of dry ginger and long pepper, guḍūcī and kaṇṭakārikā: water boiled with these, when drunk, kindles the digestive fire,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.40
वातशूलक्षयं चैव कगेति प्रथमेश्वर । करञ्जपर्पटोशीरं बहती कटुरोहिणी
vātaśūlakṣayaṃ caiva kageti prathameśvara / karañjaparpaṭośīraṃ bahatī kaṭurohiṇī
and (brings about) the destruction of wind-colic — so it is (said), O first lord. Karañja, parpaṭa, uśīra, bṛhatī, kaṭurohiṇī,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.41
गोक्षुरं क्वथितं त्वभिर्वारि पीतं श्रमापहन् । दाहं पित्तं ज्वरं शोषं मूर्छां चैव क्षयं नयेत्
gokṣuraṃ kvathitaṃ tvabhirvāri pītaṃ śramāpahan / dāhaṃ pittaṃ jvaraṃ śoṣaṃ mūrchāṃ caiva kṣayaṃ nayet
Gokṣura boiled in water — that water, when drunk, removes fatigue; it destroys burning, bile, fever, wasting, fainting, and consumption.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.42
मध्वाज्यपिप्पलीचूर्णं क्वथितं क्षीरसंयुतम् । पीतं हृद्रोगकासस्य विषमज्वरनुद्भवेत्
madhvājyapippalīcūrṇaṃ kvathitaṃ kṣīrasaṃyutam / pītaṃ hṛdrogakāsasya viṣamajvaranudbhavet
Powder of long pepper with honey and ghee, boiled and combined with milk, when drunk becomes a remover of heart disease, cough, and irregular fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.43
क्वाथौपधीनां सर्वासां कर्षार्धं ग्राह्यमेव च । वयो ऽनुरूयतो ज्ञेयो विशेषो वृषभध्वज
kvāthaupadhīnāṃ sarvāsāṃ karṣārdhaṃ grāhyameva ca / vayo 'nurūyato jñeyo viśeṣo vṛṣabhadhvaja
Of all the medicinal herbs for a decoction, half a karṣa is to be taken; but the variation is to be understood according to age, O Bull-bannered One.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.44
दुग्धं पीतं तु संयुक्तं गोपुरीषरसेन च । विषमज्वरनुत्स्याच्च काकजन्धारसस्तथा
dugdhaṃ pītaṃ tu saṃyuktaṃ gopurīṣarasena ca / viṣamajvaranutsyācca kākajandhārasastathā
Milk drunk mixed with the juice of cow-dung would be a dispeller of irregular fever, and so too the juice of kākajaṅghā.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.45
मशुण्ठि क्वथितं क्षीग्मजाया ज्वरनुद्भवेत् । यष्टीमधुकमुस्तं च सैन्धवं बृहतीफलम्
maśuṇṭhi kvathitaṃ kṣīgmajāyā jvaranudbhavet / yaṣṭīmadhukamustaṃ ca saindhavaṃ bṛhatīphalam
Dried ginger boiled in milk becomes a dispeller of fever; also liquorice, madhuka, mustā, rock salt, and the fruit of bṛhatī.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.46
एतैर्नस्वप्रिदानाच्च निद्रा स्यात्पुरुपस्य च । मरीचप्रध्वश्वलालानस्यान्निद्रा भवेच्छिव
etairnasvapridānācca nidrā syātpurupasya ca / marīcapradhvaśvalālānasyānnidrā bhavecchiva
And by administering these as a nasal remedy sleep comes to a man; but from the snuff of pepper and (something) there is sleeplessness, O Śiva.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.47
मूलं तु काकजङ्घाया निद्राकृत्स्याच्छिरस्थितम् । सिद्धं तैलं काञ्जिकेन तथा सर्जरसेन च
mūlaṃ tu kākajaṅghāyā nidrākṛtsyācchirasthitam / siddhaṃ tailaṃ kāñjikena tathā sarjarasena ca
But the root of kākajaṅghā, placed on the head, would be sleep-inducing; and oil prepared with sour gruel and with resin of the sāl tree —
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.48
शीतोदकसमायुक्तं लेपात्सन्तापनाशनम् । शोणितज्वरदाहेभ्यो जातसन्तापनुत्तथा
śītodakasamāyuktaṃ lepātsantāpanāśanam / śoṇitajvaradāhebhyo jātasantāpanuttathā
— combined with cold water, by being smeared on, is a destroyer of burning heat; likewise it removes the heat arisen from blood, fever, and burning.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.49
शृकशैवालमन्थश्च शुण्ठीपापाणभेदकम् । शौवाञ्जनं गोक्षुरं वा वरुणच्छन्नमेव च
śṛkaśaivālamanthaśca śuṇṭhīpāpāṇabhedakam / śauvāñjanaṃ gokṣuraṃ vā varuṇacchannameva ca
Śṛṅgaśaivāla and mantha, dried ginger, pāṣāṇabheda, śobhāñjana, gokṣura, or varuṇa bark,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.50
सौभाञ्जनस्य मूलं च एतैः क्वथितवारि च । दत्त्वा हिङ्गुयवक्षारं पीतं वातविनाशनम्
saubhāñjanasya mūlaṃ ca etaiḥ kvathitavāri ca / dattvā hiṅguyavakṣāraṃ pītaṃ vātavināśanam
and the root of śobhāñjana — water boiled with these, with asafoetida and barley-alkali added and drunk, is a destroyer of wind (disorder).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.51
पिप्पली पिप्पलीमूलं तथा भल्लातकं शिव । वार्येतैः क्वथितं पीतं वरशूलापहारकृत्
pippalī pippalīmūlaṃ tathā bhallātakaṃ śiva / vāryetaiḥ kvathitaṃ pītaṃ varaśūlāpahārakṛt
Long pepper, the root of long pepper, and bhallātaka, O Śiva — water boiled with these, when drunk, removes severe colic.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.52
अश्वगन्धामूलकाभ्यां सिद्धा वल्मीकमृत्तिका । एतया मर्दनाद्रुद्र ऊरुस्तम्भः प्रशाम्यति
aśvagandhāmūlakābhyāṃ siddhā valmīkamṛttikā / etayā mardanādrudra ūrustambhaḥ praśāmyati
Ant-hill earth prepared with aśvagandhā and radish (root): by rubbing with this, O Rudra, stiffness of the thighs is allayed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.53
बृहतीकस्य वै मूलं संपिष्टमुदकेन च । पीतं संघातवातस्य विपाटनकृदेव च
bṛhatīkasya vai mūlaṃ saṃpiṣṭamudakena ca / pītaṃ saṃghātavātasya vipāṭanakṛdeva ca
The root of bṛhatī, ground together with water and drunk, is indeed a breaker-up of clotted wind.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.54
पीतं तक्रेण मूलं च आर्द्रस्य तगरस्य च । हरेत् झिञ्जिनीवातं?वै वृक्षमिन्द्राशनिर्यथा
pītaṃ takreṇa mūlaṃ ca ārdrasya tagarasya ca / haret jhiñjinīvātaṃ?vai vṛkṣamindrāśaniryathā
The root of fresh ginger and of tagara, drunk with buttermilk, would remove jhiñjinī wind as Indra's thunderbolt (removes) a tree.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.55
अस्थिसंहारमेकेन भक्तेन सह वादितम् । पतिं मांसरसेनापि वातनुच्चास्थिभङ्गनुत्
asthisaṃhāramekena bhaktena saha vāditam / patiṃ māṃsarasenāpi vātanuccāsthibhaṅganut
Asthisaṃhāra (creeper), pounded together with a single (portion of) boiled rice, or drunk with meat broth, dispels wind and heals broken bones.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.56
घृतलिप्तं सशुष्कं च छागीक्षीरेण संयुतम् । तल्लोपात्पादयार्नंश्येत्सक्षेप्ये चात्र संशयः
ghṛtaliptaṃ saśuṣkaṃ ca chāgīkṣīreṇa saṃyutam / tallopātpādayārnaṃśyetsakṣepye cātra saṃśayaḥ
Smeared with ghee and dried, and combined with goat's milk — by that smearing the foot would (be healed); and in a fracture there is here doubt.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.57
मध्वाज्यसैन्धवं सिक्थं गुडकैरिकगुग्गुलैः । ससर्जरसस्फुटितः क्लोमशुद्धिश्च लेपनात्
madhvājyasaindhavaṃ sikthaṃ guḍakairikaguggulaiḥ / sasarjarasasphuṭitaḥ klomaśuddhiśca lepanāt
Honey, ghee, rock salt, beeswax, with lumps of molasses and guggulu, together with sāl resin — from smearing (this), cracks (are healed) and there is purification of the lungs.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.58
कटुतैलेन लिप्तो वै विधूमाग्नौ प्रतापितः । मृत्तिकारखादितः पादः समः स्याद्वृषभध्वज
kaṭutailena lipto vai vidhūmāgnau pratāpitaḥ / mṛttikārakhāditaḥ pādaḥ samaḥ syādvṛṣabhadhvaja
Smeared with pungent oil, heated over a smokeless fire, and rubbed with clay, the foot would become even, O Bull-bannered One.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.59
सर्जरसाः सिक्थकं च जीरकं च हरीतकी । उत्साधितघृताभ्यङ्गो ह्यग्निदग्धव्यथापनुत्
sarjarasāḥ sikthakaṃ ca jīrakaṃ ca harītakī / utsādhitaghṛtābhyaṅgo hyagnidagdhavyathāpanut
Sāl resin, beeswax, cumin, and harītakī — anointing with ghee cooked (with these) removes the pain of a fire-burn.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.60
तिलतैलं चाग्निदग्धं यवभस्मसमन्वितम् । अग्निदग्धव्रणं नश्येद्ब्रहुशः कृतलेपतः
tilatailaṃ cāgnidagdhaṃ yavabhasmasamanvitam / agnidagdhavraṇaṃ naśyedbrahuśaḥ kṛtalepataḥ
Sesame oil, burnt in fire and mixed with barley-ash: a fire-burn wound is destroyed by smearing it on many times.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.61
नवनीतं माहिषं च दग्धपिष्टतिलानि च । सभल्लाकं व्रणं नश्येद्धृच्छूलं नस्यलेपनात्
navanītaṃ māhiṣaṃ ca dagdhapiṣṭatilāni ca / sabhallākaṃ vraṇaṃ naśyeddhṛcchūlaṃ nasyalepanāt
Buffalo butter, and burnt ground sesame seeds, together with bhallātaka: the sore is destroyed, and heart-pain (too), by applying it as a snuff.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.62
कर्पूरगव्यसर्पिर्भ्यां प्रहारः पूरितो हर । शस्त्रोद्भवः सबद्धश्च शुक्लवर्णेन शङ्कर ! । पाकं च वेदनां चैव संस्पृशेद्वृषभध्वज
karpūragavyasarpirbhyāṃ prahāraḥ pūrito hara / śastrodbhavaḥ sabaddhaśca śuklavarṇena śaṅkara ! / pākaṃ ca vedanāṃ caiva saṃspṛśedvṛṣabhadhvaja
With camphor and cow's ghee, O Hara, a wound (from a blow) that is filled up, (and one) arising from a weapon and bound up, with a white colour, O Śaṅkara — it touches (i.e. removes?) suppuration and pain, O bull-bannered one.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.63
आम्र (तस्य) मूलरसेनैव शस्त्रघातः प्रपूरितः । ढौकते शस्त्रघाताभ्यां निर्व्रणो घृपूरितः
āmra (tasya) mūlarasenaiva śastraghātaḥ prapūritaḥ / ḍhaukate śastraghātābhyāṃ nirvraṇo ghṛpūritaḥ
With the juice of the root of the mango, a weapon-wound is filled up; it (the flesh) comes together over the two weapon-cuts, and, filled with ghee, becomes free of sore.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.64
शरपुङ्खा लज्जालुका पाठा चैषां तु मूलकम् । जलपिष्टं तस्य लेपाच्छस्त्रघातः प्रशाम्यति
śarapuṅkhā lajjālukā pāṭhā caiṣāṃ tu mūlakam / jalapiṣṭaṃ tasya lepācchastraghātaḥ praśāmyati
Śarapuṅkhā, lajjālu (the sensitive plant), and pāṭhā — the root of these, ground with water: by smearing that, a weapon-wound is quieted.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.65
मूलं च काकजङ्घायास्त्रिरात्रेणैव शोषितः । पाकपूतिं वेदनां च हन्ति वै रोहितो व्रणे
mūlaṃ ca kākajaṅghāyāstrirātreṇaiva śoṣitaḥ / pākapūtiṃ vedanāṃ ca hanti vai rohito vraṇe
And the root of kākajaṅghā, dried for just three nights — it destroys the putrid suppuration and the pain in a wound, and (the flesh) grows over.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.66
सजलं तिलतैलं च अपामार्गस्य मूलकम् । तत्सेकदानान्नश्येच्च प्रहारोद्भववेदना
sajalaṃ tilatailaṃ ca apāmārgasya mūlakam / tatsekadānānnaśyecca prahārodbhavavedanā
Sesame oil with water, and the root of apāmārga: by applying that as a wash, the pain arising from a blow is destroyed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.67
अभयां सैन्धवं शुण्ठीमेतत्पिष्ट्वोदकेन तु । भक्षयित्वा ह्यजीर्णस्य नाशो भवति शङ्कर !
abhayāṃ saindhavaṃ śuṇṭhīmetatpiṣṭvodakena tu / bhakṣayitvā hyajīrṇasya nāśo bhavati śaṅkara !
Abhayā (myrobalan), rock salt, and dry ginger — having ground this with water and eaten it, there is destruction of indigestion, O Śaṅkara.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.68
कटिबद्धं निम्बमूलमक्षिसूलहरं भवेत् । शणमूलं सताम्बूलं दग्धमिन्द्रियकस्य (ल्प) हृत्
kaṭibaddhaṃ nimbamūlamakṣisūlaharaṃ bhavet / śaṇamūlaṃ satāmbūlaṃ dagdhamindriyakasya (lpa) hṛt
Nimba root bound at the waist would remove eye-pain; hemp root with betel, burnt, removes (the ailment) of the sense-organ.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.69
अन्नस्विन्नहरिद्रा च श्वेतसर्षपमूलकम् । बीजानि मातुलुङ्गस्य एषामुद्वर्तनं समम् । सप्तरात्रप्रयोगेण शुभदेहकरं भवेत्
annasvinnaharidrā ca śvetasarṣapamūlakam / bījāni mātuluṅgasya eṣāmudvartanaṃ samam / saptarātraprayogeṇa śubhadehakaraṃ bhavet
Turmeric steamed with food, and the root of white mustard, and the seeds of the citron — a rubbing-paste of these in equal parts, used for seven nights, makes the body beautiful.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.70
श्वेतापराजितापत्रं निम्बपत्ररसेन तु । नस्यदानाड्डाकिनीनां मातॄणां ब्रह्मरक्षसाम् । मोक्षः स्यान्मधुसारेण नस्याच्च वृषभध्वज
śvetāparājitāpatraṃ nimbapatrarasena tu / nasyadānāḍḍākinīnāṃ mātṝṇāṃ brahmarakṣasām / mokṣaḥ syānmadhusāreṇa nasyācca vṛṣabhadhvaja
The leaf of the white aparājitā with the juice of nimba leaves: by administering it as a snuff there comes release from ḍākinīs, from the Mothers, and from brahma-rākṣasas; and (so too) from a snuff with the essence of honey, O bull-bannered one.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.71
मूलं श्वेतजयन्त्याश्च पुष्यर्क्षे तु समाहृतम् । श्वेतापराजितार्कस्य चित्रकस्य च मूलकम् । कृत्वा तु वटिकां नारी तिलकेन वशी भवेत्
mūlaṃ śvetajayantyāśca puṣyarkṣe tu samāhṛtam / śvetāparājitārkasya citrakasya ca mūlakam / kṛtvā tu vaṭikāṃ nārī tilakena vaśī bhavet
The root of white jayantī, gathered under the asterism Puṣya, and the root of white aparājitā, of arka, and of citraka — having made a pellet of it, by (using it as) a forehead-mark a man becomes master of a woman.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.72
पिप्पलीलोहचूर्णं तु शुण्ठीश्चामलकानि च । समानि रुद्र जानीयात्सैन्धवं मधुशर्करा
pippalīlohacūrṇaṃ tu śuṇṭhīścāmalakāni ca / samāni rudra jānīyātsaindhavaṃ madhuśarkarā
Powder of long pepper and of iron, dry ginger and myrobalans — know these in equal parts, O Rudra, (with) rock salt, honey and sugar.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.73
उदुम्बरप्रमाणेन सप्ताहं भक्षणात्समम् । पुमांश्च बलवान्स स्याज्जीवेद्वर्षशतद्वयम् । ॐ ठ ठ ठ इति सर्ववश्यप्रयोगेषु प्रयुक्तः सर्वकामकृत्
udumbarapramāṇena saptāhaṃ bhakṣaṇātsamam / pumāṃśca balavānsa syājjīvedvarṣaśatadvayam / oṃ ṭha ṭha ṭha iti sarvavaśyaprayogeṣu prayuktaḥ sarvakāmakṛt
By eating (a dose) of the size of an udumbara fruit for a week, evenly, a man becomes strong and would live two hundred years. "Oṃ ṭha ṭha ṭha" — this, employed in all rites of subjugation, accomplishes every wish.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.74
संगृह्य विद्वान्काकस्य निलयं प्रदहेच्च तत् । चिताग्नौ भस्म तच्छत्रोर्दत्तं शिरसि शङ्कर
saṃgṛhya vidvānkākasya nilayaṃ pradahecca tat / citāgnau bhasma tacchatrordattaṃ śirasi śaṅkara
The knowing one, having taken a crow's nest, should burn it in the fire of a cremation-pyre; that ash, placed on the head of an enemy, O Śaṅkara,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.75
तमुच्चाटयते रुद्र शृणु तद्योगमुत्तमम् । निः क्षिप्तं च पुरीषं वै वनमूषिकचर्मणि
tamuccāṭayate rudra śṛṇu tadyogamuttamam / niḥ kṣiptaṃ ca purīṣaṃ vai vanamūṣikacarmaṇi
drives him away, O Rudra. Hear that excellent recipe: excrement thrown onto the skin of a wild mouse,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.76
कटितन्तुनिबद्धं वै कुर्यान्मलनिरोधनम् । कृष्णकाकस्य रक्तेन यस्य नाम प्रलिप्य च
kaṭitantunibaddhaṃ vai kuryānmalanirodhanam / kṛṣṇakākasya raktena yasya nāma pralipya ca
bound with a thread at the waist — it would cause stoppage of the excretions; and having written someone's name with the blood of a black crow,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.77
च्युतदले मध्यमध्ये ततो निः क्षिप्यते हर ! । स खाद्यते काकवृन्दैर्नारी पुरुष एव च
cyutadale madhyamadhye tato niḥ kṣipyate hara ! / sa khādyate kākavṛndairnārī puruṣa eva ca
then it is thrown into the very middle of a fallen leaf, O Hara; that one, whether woman or man, is devoured by flocks of crows.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.78
शर्करामध्वजाक्षीरं तिलगोक्षुरकं समम् । स शत्रुं नाशयेद्रुद्र ! उच्चाटितमिदं हर !
śarkarāmadhvajākṣīraṃ tilagokṣurakaṃ samam / sa śatruṃ nāśayedrudra ! uccāṭitamidaṃ hara !
Sugar, honey, goat's milk, sesame, and gokṣuraka in equal parts — that would destroy an enemy, O Rudra; this is the driving-away (rite), O Hara.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.79
उलूककृष्णकाकस्य बिल्वस्याथ समिच्छतम् । रुधिरेण समायुक्तं ययोर्नाम्ना तु हूयते । तयोर्मध्ये महावैरं भवेन्नास्त्यत्र संशयः
ulūkakṛṣṇakākasya bilvasyātha samicchatam / rudhireṇa samāyuktaṃ yayornāmnā tu hūyate / tayormadhye mahāvairaṃ bhavennāstyatra saṃśayaḥ
(Wood) of the owl(-tree?), of the black crow(-tree?), and of the bilva, taken in equal measure, joined with blood — with whose two names the oblation is made, between those two there will arise great enmity; there is no doubt here.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.80
भावितं ऋक्षदुग्धेन मत्स्यस्य रोहितस्य च । मांसं तत्साधितं तैलं तदभ्यङ्गाच्च रोगनुत् । चन्दनोदकनस्यात्तु रोमोत्थानं भवेत्पुनः
bhāvitaṃ ṛkṣadugdhena matsyasya rohitasya ca / māṃsaṃ tatsādhitaṃ tailaṃ tadabhyaṅgācca roganut / candanodakanasyāttu romotthānaṃ bhavetpunaḥ
The flesh of the rohita fish, treated with bear's milk — the oil cooked with that, by anointing with it, drives away disease; and by a snuff of sandal-water hair grows again.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.81
हस्ते लाङ्गलिकाकन्दं गृहीतं तेन लेपितम् । शरीरं येन स पुमान्वृद्धेर्दर्पं व्यपोहति
haste lāṅgalikākandaṃ gṛhītaṃ tena lepitam / śarīraṃ yena sa pumānvṛddherdarpaṃ vyapohati
The bulb of the lāṅgalikā, taken in the hand — the man whose body is smeared with it drives off the pride of growth (i.e. of swelling).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.82
मयूररुधिरेणैव जीवं संहरते शिव । ज्वलतां तु भुजङ्गानां बिलस्थानामपीश्वर
mayūrarudhireṇaiva jīvaṃ saṃharate śiva / jvalatāṃ tu bhujaṅgānāṃ bilasthānāmapīśvara
By peacock's blood alone (one) takes away the life, O Śiva, of blazing serpents, even of those that stay in their holes, O Lord.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.83
देहश्चिताग्नौ दग्धश्च सर्पस्याजगरस्य हि । तद्भस्म संमुखे क्षिप्तं शत्रणां भङ्गकृद्भवेत्
dehaścitāgnau dagdhaśca sarpasyājagarasya hi / tadbhasma saṃmukhe kṣiptaṃ śatraṇāṃ bhaṅgakṛdbhavet
And the body of a python-snake, burnt in the fire of the funeral pyre — that ash, thrown in the face (of enemies), becomes a breaker of enemies.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 177.84
मन्त्रेणानेन तत्क्षिप्तं महाभङ्गकरं रिपोः । ॐ ठ ठ ठ चाहीहिचाहीहि स्वाहा । ॐ उदरं पाहिहि पाहिहिस्वाहा
mantreṇānena tatkṣiptaṃ mahābhaṅgakaraṃ ripoḥ / oṃ ṭha ṭha ṭha cāhīhicāhīhi svāhā / oṃ udaraṃ pāhihi pāhihisvāhā
Thrown with this mantra, it works a great breaking of the foe: oṃ ṭha ṭha ṭha cāhīhi cāhīhi svāhā / oṃ protect the belly, protect, protect, svāhā.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.85
सुदर्शनाया मलं तु पुष्यर्क्षे तु समाहृतम् । निः क्षिप्तं गृहमध्ये तु भुजङ्गा वर्जयन्ति तत्
sudarśanāyā malaṃ tu puṣyarkṣe tu samāhṛtam / niḥ kṣiptaṃ gṛhamadhye tu bhujaṅgā varjayanti tat
But the dirt (secretion) of the sudarśanā plant, gathered under the Puṣya asterism and scattered in the middle of the house — snakes avoid that (place).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.86
अर्कमूलेन रविणा अर्काग्निज्वलिता शिव । युक्ता सिद्धार्थतैलेन वर्तिर्मार्गाहिनाशिनी
arkamūlena raviṇā arkāgnijvalitā śiva / yuktā siddhārthatailena vartirmārgāhināśinī
With arka root, on a Sunday, kindled by fire of arka wood, O Śiva, joined with white-mustard oil, the wick destroys the snakes of the road.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.87
मार्जारपललं विष्ठा हरितालं च भावितम् । छाग मूत्रेण तल्लिप्तो मूषिको मूषिकान्हरेत्
mārjārapalalaṃ viṣṭhā haritālaṃ ca bhāvitam / chāga mūtreṇa tallipto mūṣiko mūṣikānharet
Cat's flesh (or sesame-paste), dung, and orpiment, steeped in goat's urine — a mouse smeared with that carries off (other) mice.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.88
मुक्तो हि मन्दिरे रुद्र नात्र कार्या विचारणा । विफलार्जुनपुष्पाणि भल्लातकशिरीषकम्
mukto hi mandire rudra nātra kāryā vicāraṇā / viphalārjunapuṣpāṇi bhallātakaśirīṣakam
For (the mouse), released in the house, O Rudra — no deliberation is needed here. Fruitless arjuna flowers, bhallātaka and śirīṣa,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 177.89
लाक्षा सर्जरसश्चैव विडङ्गश्चैव गुग्गुलुः । एतैर्धूपो मक्षिकाणां मशकाणां विनाशनः
lākṣā sarjarasaścaiva viḍaṅgaścaiva gugguluḥ / etairdhūpo makṣikāṇāṃ maśakāṇāṃ vināśanaḥ
lac, sarja resin, viḍaṅga, and guggulu: incense (made) of these destroys flies and mosquitoes.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition