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## Trivarnika Rituals
The Trivarnika rituals are performed with the offering of firewood, followed by the worship of the sacred fire. The groom, accompanied by the bride, should then receive blessings and visit his own city.
After completing the remaining fire offerings, the final offering should be made with the mantra:
**"Om Ratnatrayarchanamayo Uttamahomabhutim, Yushmakam Avahatu Pavanadivyabhurtim. Pakhandabhumivjayaprabhava Vibhurtim, Trailokyarajyavishaya Param Vibhutim."**
This mantra signifies that the ashes from the fire, a result of the worship of the three jewels, will bestow upon you purity, divine blessings, victory over hypocrisy, and the ultimate wealth of ruling the three realms.
**Gold Offering Mantra:**
**"Hiranyagarbhasya Hiranyatejaso, Hiranyavatsarvasukhavahasya. Prasadataste'stu Hiranyagarbhata, Hiranyadanena Sukhi Bhava Tvam."**
This mantra signifies that by the grace of the Jina, who is like the golden womb, radiant with golden light, and the source of all happiness, you will become like the golden womb and attain happiness by giving gold.
**"Suvarnavisrananameva Chadya, Suvarna Labham Cha Hiranyakantim. Swarnathasaukhyam Parinayameta, Vadhuvarabhyam Niyatam Dadatu."**
This mantra signifies that this offering of gold will bring the bride and groom wealth, golden radiance, and happiness.
**"Hiranyavisrananameva Chadya, Hiranyalabham Cha Hiranyakantim. Hiranyagarbhopamaputrjata Vadhurabhyam Niyatam Dadatu."**
This mantra signifies that this offering of gold will bring the bride and groom wealth, golden radiance, and children who are like the golden womb.
After the offering of gold, the couple should remove their bracelets and perform a circumambulation of the village with great pomp. They should then enjoy milk, food, and other pleasures. Finally, they should return to their own village.
The wedding ceremony is now almost complete. The author then writes, "Atha Vishesh," indicating that he will now discuss a special topic that is generally accepted and does not contradict common opinion.