ब्रह्मानन्तयोर्ध्यानकथनम्The meditations of Brahmā and Ananta
Verse 105
कामो माया च वाणी च ततोऽमृतकरेति च । अमृतं प्लावय द्वन्द्वं स्वाहा सोममनुर्मतः ॥ १०५ ॥
kāmō māyā ca vāṇī ca tatō’mṛtakarēti ca | amṛtaṁ plāvaya dvandvaṁ svāhā sōmamanurmataḥ || 105 ||
Translation
Kāma, māyā and vāṇī, then "amṛtakara", "amṛtaṁ", "plāvaya" twice and "svāhā": this is held to be the mantra of Soma.
Word by word
- kāmaḥ
- (kāmaḥ) kāma
- māyā
- māyā
- ca
- and
- vāṇī
- vāṇī
- tataḥ
- (tataḥ) then
- amṛtakara
- (amṛtakara) O maker of nectar
- iti
- thus
- amṛtaṁ
- nectar
- plāvaya
- flood
- dvandvaṁ
- twice
- svāhā
- svāhā
- sōma
- of Soma
- manuḥ
- (manuḥ) the mantra
- mataḥ
- (mataḥ) is held
Meaning
Kāma is klīṁ, māyā hrīṁ, vāṇī aiṁ. The mantra assembled by the commentary is klīṁ hrīṁ aiṁ amṛtakara amṛtaṁ plāvaya plāvaya svāhā, "O maker of nectar, flood us with nectar, flood us". The Moon is the vessel of amṛta.

Commentary
Hariharānanda Bhāratī’s Sanskrit commentary, translated
"Kāma" and the rest. First kāma, the bīja klīṁ, is to be said. Then māyā, the bīja hrīṁ. Then vāṇī, the bīja aiṁ. Then "amṛtakara" (O maker of nectar) is to be said. Then "amṛtam". Then "plāvaya" twice. Then "svāhā". Put together, klīṁ hrīṁ aiṁ amṛtakara amṛtaṁ plāvaya plāvaya svāhā is held to be the mantra of Soma.