परमान्नेन संपूज्य यथाविभवविस्तरम् । रुद्रा क्षवस्त्रपूर्वं च वटकापूपकैर्युतम् ५१ ।
By offering the supreme food, according to one's wealth and resources, along with the Rudra (sacred) chants and other offerings such as Vataka (fried dough) and Pūpaka (sweet offerings), one should perform the worship.
After performing the sacrificial offering (Bali-dāna), one should conduct a grand feast. Then, after praying to the Lord of the Gods (Deva-īśvara), one should complete the recitation of the mantra (Japa).
After the performance of Puraścaraṇa (repetition of the mantra followed by sacrifice), the householder becomes endowed with the efficacy of the mantra. If he completes another five hundred thousand Japas, all the sins will be wiped off.
For every set of five hundred thousand Japas the householder shall be blessed with the riches and prosperity of the different Lokas beginning with Atala and ending with Satyaloka in order.
If the householder dies in the middle, he shall be reborn in the world after due enjoyment of pleasures in the other worlds. He shall then continue the Japa and derive the benefit of being near to Brahman.