Verses
सुराभेदकथनम्The kinds of wine
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मांसभेदकथनम्, बलिपशुनिरूपणम्The kinds of meat; the animal of the bali
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मत्स्यभेदः, मुद्राभेदःThe kinds of fish and of mudrā
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शुद्धिस्वरूपकथनम्, शुद्धिं विना सुधापाननिषेधःWhat śuddhi is; no drinking without śuddhi
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शेषतत्त्वम्, शक्तिशोधनम्The last tattva; the consecration of the Śakti
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नवपात्राणिThe nine vessels
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पात्रस्थापनविधिः, तर्पणविधिःThe rule of setting the vessels; the rule of tarpaṇa
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वटुकादिबलिःBali to Baṭuka and the others
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आद्याकालिकायाः प्रकारान्तरध्यानम्Another way of meditating on Ādyā Kālikā
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तस्या आवाहनादिHer invocation and the rest
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गुरुपंक्तिपूजादिWorship of the line of gurus and the rest
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पशुच्छेदनविधिःThe rule of the sacrifice
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रुधिरबलिः, सदीपशीर्षबलिःThe bali of blood; the head offered with a lamp
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मालापूजा, तर्पणम्Worship of the rosary; tarpaṇa
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जपसमर्पणम्, स्तवपाठादिOffering the japa; reciting the hymn and the rest
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विसर्जनम्, निर्माल्यवासिनीपूजाDismissal; worship of Nirmālyavāsinī
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पानपात्रनिर्माणविधिःHow the drinking vessel is made
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पानपात्रशुद्धिपात्रस्थापननियमःWhere the drinking vessel and the vessel of śuddhi are set
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परिवेशनप्रकारःHow it is served
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कुलस्त्री-गृहस्थ-साधकानां सुधापानविधिःThe rule of drinking for Kula women and householders
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प्रसादभोजने उच्छिष्टविचारो नास्तिNo question of leavings in eating the prasāda
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Commentary
Hariharānanda Bhāratī’s Sanskrit commentary, translated
He gives those five mantras beginning "akhaṇḍa" in order, with "akhaṇḍaika…". O you whose form is Kula; O you whose form is undivided, single savour and bliss, who give rise to the bliss of full, foremost love; O supreme nectar, of the nature of the best wine: place, set, here in this substance free spontaneous radiance (svacchanda-sphuraṇā), independent shining forth. "Rasa means quality, passion, liquid", says the Amara lexicon.