Suvarna Raupya Siddhi Shastra

SR No.: 006907
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: J C Sikdar
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad
Publication Year: 1997
Total Pages: 434
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 7 MB

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Give the juice of Haraņasūri (a kind of plant) by putting tin into a pot. There becomes silver.
Put the juice of Lamprachoenium micro-Cephalum sr. into tin or zinc by melting it. There becomes silver.'
Take sr. of the juice of white Nagārjuni (Euphorbia pilulifera) and give drops to mercury tā. 9 with it by putting in into earthen vessel. That mercury becomes lump. Mix 1 māsā of it into I tola of tin. There becomes silver.3
The juice of sevenfold Datura dries up the water of vamga (tin)*.
Give drops to mercury with the juice of Hariņa-Sūri. Mercury gets fixed. There becomes silver.
Bring Gymnosporia (Bokala) and 'get it dried up in the shade; crush it, cleanse it and make 2 srs. of its powder. Melt 1 sr. of tin 1 (trapu) and pour that powder into it. There becomes silver.
Pour Tarun (Trapu) into the juice of Jalası (a kind of plant) by melting and melting it. There becomes pure Silver.? True.
Do it in the juice of white Trianthema crystallina (punarnavā) just like that. There becomes silver.
Combine together the pieces of oxide of arsenic (Somal) pai. 5 bhār and mercury pai. 5 and boil them in the water of curd made of the milk of ewe-15 srs.
Mercury files up (disappears) and oxide of arsemic (Somal) becomes. wax (like). Rub oxide of arsenic and mercury in the juice of kākarumda (a kind of vanaspati) for 3 days. Next put the whole thing into a Dolikāyantra. Mix 1 rati of the essence into 1 tola of copper. There becomes Silver.
1. SRSS., Ch. 5. 23. 2. SRSS., Ch. 5. 25. 3. SRSS., Ch. 5. 27. 4. Ibid., 5. Ibid., 5. 28. 6. SRSS.. Ch. 5. 33. 7. Ibid., Ch. 5. 33. 8. Ibid., Ch. 5. 34. 9. SRSS., Ch. 5. 38,