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## English Translation:
**108**
**Composed by Somasen Bhattaraka**
**134**
If the aforementioned wood is not available, then one should make a ladle (Sruk) and a pouring vessel (Khuva) from the leaves of the Palasha tree (Butea monosperma) or from the leaves of the Bada tree (Ficus benghalensis). And with these, one should first offer ghee (clarified butter) into the fire.
**135**
One should make a ladle with a long mouth like the tip of a cow's tail and a pouring vessel with a wide mouth like the shape of a nose. The length of both vessels should be one aratni (a unit of measurement) and their handles should be six angulas (finger widths) long.
**136**
One should clean both vessels with a tuft of Darbha grass (a type of sacred grass) and sprinkle them with water. Then, after heating them on fire, one should offer ghee and other oblations with them.
**137**
The flame of the fire should be very high and one should offer ghee in such a way that the fire becomes very intense. When the fire becomes very intense, one should pour cow's milk over the tips of the Kusha grass (a type of sacred grass).
**138**
One should perform the offering in all three fire altars (Garhapatya, Ahavaniya, and Dakshinagni) in a similar manner, without any deficiency or excess. One should offer to the Garhapatya fire first, then to the Ahavaniya fire, and finally to the Dakshinagni fire.
**139**
**Tarpan**
While reciting the mantras for the Tarpan ceremony, one should offer flowers, Akshata (unbroken rice grains), sandalwood, and water in the cupped hands to the Supreme Being.