Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 181
GaP 1 181.1
श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १८१ हरिरुवाच । ताम्बूलञ्च घृतं क्षौद्रं लवणं ताम्रभाजने । तथा पयः समायुक्तं चक्षुः शूलहरं परम्
śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 181 hariruvāca / tāmbūlañca ghṛtaṃ kṣaudraṃ lavaṇaṃ tāmrabhājane / tathā payaḥ samāyuktaṃ cakṣuḥ śūlaharaṃ param
The Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa, 181. Hari said: Betel, ghee, honey and salt in a copper vessel, together with milk — this is the best remover of pain in the eyes.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 181.2
हरीतकी वचा कुष्ठं व्योषं हिङ्गु मनः शिला । कासे श्वासे च हिक्कायां लिह्यात्क्षौद्रं घृप्लुतम्
harītakī vacā kuṣṭhaṃ vyoṣaṃ hiṅgu manaḥ śilā / kāse śvāse ca hikkāyāṃ lihyātkṣaudraṃ ghṛplutam
Harītakī, vacā, kuṣṭha, the three pungents (vyoṣa), hiṅgu, realgar — in cough, in dyspnoea and in hiccup one should lick (this) with honey, moistened with ghee.
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GaP 1 181.3
पिप्पलीत्रिफलाचूर्णं मधुना लेहयेन्नरः । नश्यते पीनसः कासः श्वासश्च बलवत्तरः
pippalītriphalācūrṇaṃ madhunā lehayennaraḥ / naśyate pīnasaḥ kāsaḥ śvāsaśca balavattaraḥ
A man should have (the patient) lick the powder of pippalī and the three myrobalans with honey: the catarrh, the cough and even the more severe dyspnoea are destroyed.
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GaP 1 181.4
समूलचित्रकं भस्मपिप्पलीचूर्णकं लिहेत् । श्वासं कासञ्च हिक्काञ्च मधुमिश्रं वृषध्वज !
samūlacitrakaṃ bhasmapippalīcūrṇakaṃ lihet / śvāsaṃ kāsañca hikkāñca madhumiśraṃ vṛṣadhvaja !
One should lick citraka together with its root, and the powder of ash and pippalī, mixed with honey — (this cures) dyspnoea, cough and hiccup, O you whose banner is the bull!
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GaP 1 181.5
नीलोत्पलं शर्करा च मधुकं पद्मकं समम् । तण्डुलोदकसंमिश्रं प्रशमेद्रक्तविक्रियाः
nīlotpalaṃ śarkarā ca madhukaṃ padmakaṃ samam / taṇḍulodakasaṃmiśraṃ praśamedraktavikriyāḥ
Blue lotus, sugar, madhuka and padmaka in equal parts, mixed with rice-water, would allay disorders of the blood.
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GaP 1 181.6
शुण्ठी च शर्करा चैव तथा क्षौद्रेण संयुता । कोकिलस्वर एव स्याद्गुटिका भुक्तिमात्रतः
śuṇṭhī ca śarkarā caiva tathā kṣaudreṇa saṃyutā / kokilasvara eva syādguṭikā bhuktimātrataḥ
Dry ginger and sugar, likewise joined with honey: from merely eating the pill one gets a voice like the cuckoo's.
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GaP 1 181.7
हरितालं शङ्खचूर्णं कदलीदलभस्मना । एतद्द्रव्येण चोद्वर्त्य लोमशातनमुत्तमम्
haritālaṃ śaṅkhacūrṇaṃ kadalīdalabhasmanā / etaddravyeṇa codvartya lomaśātanamuttamam
Orpiment, powdered conch-shell, with the ash of plantain leaves — rubbing on with this substance is the best depilatory.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 181.8
लवणं हरितालञ्च तुम्बिन्याश्च फलानि च । लाक्षारससमायुक्तं लोमशातनमुत्तम्
lavaṇaṃ haritālañca tumbinyāśca phalāni ca / lākṣārasasamāyuktaṃ lomaśātanamuttam
Salt, orpiment and the fruits of the gourd, joined with lac-juice, is an excellent depilatory.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 181.9
सुधा च हरितालञ्च शङ्खभस्म मनः शिला । सैन्धवेन सहैकत्र छागमूत्रेण पेषयेत्
sudhā ca haritālañca śaṅkhabhasma manaḥ śilā / saindhavena sahaikatra chāgamūtreṇa peṣayet
Milk-hedge sap (sudhā), orpiment, conch-ash and realgar — one should grind (these) together with rock salt in goat's urine.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 181.10
तत्क्षणोद्वर्तनादेव लोमशातनमुत्तमम् । शङ्खमामलकं पत्रं धातक्याः कुसुमानि च
tatkṣaṇodvartanādeva lomaśātanamuttamam / śaṅkhamāmalakaṃ patraṃ dhātakyāḥ kusumāni ca
By rubbing it on, that very moment, it is an excellent depilatory. Conch, āmalaka, leaf, and the flowers of dhātakī —
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GaP 1 181.11
पिष्ट्वा तत्पयसा सार्धं सप्ताहं धारयेन्मुखे । स्निग्धाः श्वेताश्च दन्ताश्च भवन्ति विमलप्रभाः
piṣṭvā tatpayasā sārdhaṃ saptāhaṃ dhārayenmukhe / snigdhāḥ śvetāśca dantāśca bhavanti vimalaprabhāḥ
having ground that with milk, one should hold it in the mouth for seven days: the teeth become smooth and white and of spotless lustre.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition