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O, abode of the auspicious!
With fragrant sandalwood, pure and abundant,
With auspicious offerings, pure and radiant,
With beautiful and sacred akshatas,
With flowers, beautiful and fragrant,
With pleasing offerings, pleasing to the heart,
With lamps that illuminate this abode of the gods,
With fragrant incense, pleasing and abundant,
With fruits, large and excellent,
I worship this ground, the site of this yagna-shala, this place of worship. || 59 ||
Then, with utmost devotion, free from deceit,
Worship the scriptures, the guru, the yakshas and yakshis, the deities,
according to the prescribed rituals. || 6 ||
The method of wearing ornaments:
Apply a paste of sandalwood touched by the feet of the Jina to your body.
Wear the sacred thread (yajnopavita) and a belt (katimekhala).
Wear a crown (mukuta), earrings (kundala), a ring (mudrika), bangles (kankan), armlets (bahubandha), anklets (angri-bhupe), and a pair of garments (vastra-yugma).
Wear a garland (mala) touched by the feet of the Jina, pure and spotless, around your neck.
Apply a tilak (forehead mark) with the same sandalwood (touched by the feet of the Jina) on your forehead. || 61 || 63 ||
Types of tilak:
The sun, the wheel, the crescent moon, the trident,
The pillar of virtue, and the lion's seat,
These are the six types of tilak. || 64 ||