Then, from Fire of Altar, Dasharatha's ritual, there emerged a great vigorous and energetic divine Being with an unparalleled resplendence, called yajna-purusha. [1-16-11]
He was clad in black and red garments and his face was red and his voice resembled the drumbeat. His moustache and hairdo were soft like that of a lion's mane. [1-16-12]
And he was endowed with auspicious features and decorated with divine ornaments, in height he was like a mountain peak, and in valiance he was like an imperious tiger. [1-16-13]
The vessel which was made from the molten gold and covered with a silver lid, and since it was dazzling like sun and glowing like the tongues of flame, and that vessel was full with the divine dessert. [1-16-14]
- and which appeared to be crafted out of a divine illusion. That great ritual being personally brought that big golden vessel carrying it with both of his hands as if he would personally held his beloved wife. [1-16-15]