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## Trivarnika Achar
**Appearance:** After performing the Paya ritual, offer water to the Jinadev for ablution, sprinkling water on the face of the image. Then, perform Aarti and worship with the eight substances (water, etc.). Perform Aarti with substances like ash, rice, darbha grass, cow dung, and Pind-Panchvarna rice. || 91 || 93 ||
**Placement of Kalash:** Place water-filled Kalash (pots) in the four corners of the throne. Decorate them with flower garlands and sandalwood. Place fruits and leaves on their mouths and tie threads around their necks. || 94 ||
**Worship:** After offering Arghya to the Kalash, worship the ten Dikpalas (guardians of the directions) with Arghya, Paya, Yajna Bhaga, Bali, etc. || 95 ||
**Kalash Installation:** After offering a flower garland, with the sound of musical instruments, lift four Kalash and bathe the Jina with their water. || 96 ||
**Panchamrita Abhisheka:** Bathe the Jina with Kalash filled with sugarcane juice, ghee, milk, and yogurt, one after another. || 97 ||
**Corner Kalash Abhisheka:** Bathe the Jina with Kalash filled with the essence of all herbs. Then, bathe the Jina again with the four water-filled Kalash placed in the corners, following the proper procedure. || 98 ||
**Note:** Paya is the offering of a lotus bud, milk, Akshat (uncooked rice), and white mustard seeds mixed together.