A propitiatory ceremony should be performed in the holy house for the horses for seven days with the Vedic hymns addressed to the Sun-God, Varuṇa, Viśvedevas, Brahman, Indra and Viṣṇu.
The horses that have been worshipped thus ought not to be addressed harshly or beaten. On the other hand, their fears and misgivings ought to be dispelled through the holy sounds of the Puṇyāha hymns, conchs, musical instruments and songs.
When the 8th day dawns, a hermitage covered with the holy grass and tree barks should be constructed to the south of the arch and facing the north. In the front part of this hermitage sacred fire should be installed on sacrificial altar.
चन्दनकुष्ठसमङ्गाहरितालमनःशिलाप्रियङ्गुवचाः । दन्त्यमृताअञ्जनरजनीसुवर्णपुष्प्यग्निमन्थाश् च ॥ ४४-०९ ॥
They also used sandalwood, leprosy, green palm trees, manas, stones, priyaṅga and bark. They also offered toothpaste, nectar, ointment, dust, gold, flowers and fire.
She was accompanied by the goddess, who was wearing a white robe full of cotton wool. They also gave him flowers of snakes, śatavarī trees and moon-gods.
A propitiatory ceremony should be performed in the holy house for the horses for seven days with the Vedic hymns addressed to the Sun-God, Varuṇa, Viśvedevas, Brahman, Indra and Viṣṇu.
The horses that have been worshipped thus ought not to be addressed harshly or beaten. On the other hand, their fears and misgivings ought to be dispelled through the holy sounds of the Puṇyāha hymns, conchs, musical instruments and songs.
When the 8th day dawns, a hermitage covered with the holy grass and tree barks should be constructed to the south of the arch and facing the north. In the front part of this hermitage sacred fire should be installed on sacrificial altar.
चन्दनकुष्ठसमङ्गाहरितालमनःशिलाप्रियङ्गुवचाः । दन्त्यमृताअञ्जनरजनीसुवर्णपुष्प्यग्निमन्थाश् च ॥ ४४-०९ ॥
They also used sandalwood, leprosy, green palm trees, manas, stones, priyaṅga and bark. They also offered toothpaste, nectar, ointment, dust, gold, flowers and fire.
She was accompanied by the goddess, who was wearing a white robe full of cotton wool. They also gave him flowers of snakes, śatavarī trees and moon-gods.