लवणं हरितालञ्च तुम्बिन्याश्च फलानि च । लाक्षारससमायुक्तं लोमशातनमुत्तम् ॥ १,१८१.
Salt, orpiment, and the fruits of the tumbini plant, combined with lac resin, are an excellent remedy for removing hair.
सुधा च हरितालञ्च शङ्खभस्म मनः शिला । सैन्धवेन सहैकत्र छागमूत्रेण पेषयेत् ॥ १,१८१.
Lime, orpiment, conch shell ash, and borax, together with rock salt, should be ground together with goat urine.
तत्क्षणोद्वर्तनादेव लोमशातनमुत्तमम् । शङ्खमामलकं पत्रं धातक्याः कुसुमानि च ॥ १,१८१.
By applying this as a paste immediately, it is an excellent hair remover; also, conch, Indian gooseberry leaf, and the flowers of the dhataki plant.
पिष्ट्वा तत्पयसा सार्धं सप्ताहं धारयेन्मुखे । स्निग्धाः श्वेताश्च दन्ताश्च भवन्ति विमलप्रभाः ॥ १,१८१.
After grinding these and mixing with milk, one should keep it in the mouth for seven days; then the teeth become smooth, white, and brilliantly clean.
श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम् १८२ हरिरुवाच । शरद्ग्रीष्मवसन्तेषु प्रायशो दधि गर्हितम् । हेमन्ते शिशिरे चैव वर्षासु दधि शस्यते ॥ १,१८२.
Hari said: Generally, curd is to be avoided in autumn, summer, and spring; but in winter, late winter, and the rainy season, curd is recommended.
भुक्ते तु शर्करा पीता नवनीतेन बुद्धिकृत् । गुडस्य तु पुराणस्य पलमेकन्तु भक्षयेत् । स्त्रीसहस्रञ्च संगच्छेत्पुमान्बलयुतो हर ! ॥ १,१८२.
After eating, drinking sugar mixed with fresh butter enhances intelligence; one should eat a measure of old jaggery, and then a man, endowed with strength, may unite with a thousand women, O Hara.
कुष्ठं संचूर्णितं कृत्वा घृतमाक्षिकसंयुतम् । भक्षयेत्स्वप्नवेलायां बलीपलितनाशनम् ॥ १,१८२.
Powdered kushta mixed with ghee and honey should be eaten at bedtime; it increases strength and destroys gray hair.
अतसीमाषगोधूमचूर्णं कृत्वा तु पिप्पली । घृतेन लेपयेद्गत्रमोभिः सार्धं विचक्षणः । कन्दर्पसदृशो मर्त्यो नित्यं भवति शङ्कर ! ॥ १,१८२.
Powder of atasi, black gram, and wheat, together with long pepper, should be applied to the body with ghee and water by the wise; a person becomes like Kama himself, O Shankara, by doing this regularly.
यवास्तिलाश्वगन्धा च मुशली सरला गुडम् । एभिश्च रचितां जग्ध्वा तरुणो बलवान्भवेत् ॥ १,१८२.
Barley, sesame, ashwagandha, musali, sarala, and jaggery—by eating a preparation made from these, one becomes youthful and strong.
हिङ्गु सौवर्चलं शुण्ठीं पीत्वा तु क्वथितोदकैः । परिणामाख्यशूलञ्च अजीर्णञ्चैव नश्यति ॥ १,१८२.
By drinking hing, black salt, and dry ginger with boiled water, one is relieved from pain called parinama and also from indigestion.
धातकीं सोमराजीञ्च क्षीरेण सह पेषयेत् । दुर्बलश्च भवेत्स्थूलो नात्र कार्या विचारणा ॥ १,१८२.
Dhātaki and somarāji should be ground together with milk; a weak person becomes stout, there is no need for further consideration.
शर्करामधुसंयुक्तं नवनीतं बली लिहेत् । क्षीराशी च क्षयी पुष्टिं मेधाञ्चैवातुलां व्रजेत् ॥ १,१८२.
A strong person should lick fresh butter mixed with sugar and honey; one who consumes milk in this way gains nourishment and unsurpassed intellect.
कुलीरचूर्णं सक्षीरं पीतञ्च क्षयरेगनुत् । भल्लातकं विडङ्गञ्च यवक्षारञ्च सैन्धवम् ॥ १,१८२.
Powder of crab, taken with milk, cures consumption; bhallataka, vidanga, barley-alkali, and rock salt—
मनः शिला शङ्खचूर्णं तैलपक्वं तथैव च । लोमानि शातयत्येव नात्र कार्या विचारणा ॥ १,१८२.
Borax and conch powder, cooked in oil, certainly remove hair; there is no need for doubt in this.
मालूरस्य रसं गृह्य जलौकां तत्र पेषयेत् । हस्तौ संलेपयेत्तेन त्वग्निस्तम्भनमुत्तमम् ॥ १,१८२.
Taking the juice of the mālūra fruit and grinding a leech in it, one should apply it to the hands; this is an excellent remedy for arresting fire.
शाल्मलीरसमादाय खरमूत्रे निधाय तम् । अग्नयादौ विक्षिपेत्तेन ह्यग्निस्तम्भनमुत्तमम् ॥ १,१८२.
Taking the juice of the silk cotton tree and placing it in donkey urine, one should throw it into the fire; this is an excellent means of arresting fire.
वायस्या उदरं गृह्य मण्डूकवसया सह । गुटिकां कारयेत्तेन ततोऽग्नौ संक्षैपेत्सुधीः । एवमेतत्प्रयोगेण ह्यग्निस्तम्भनमुत्तमम् ॥ १,१८२.
Taking the stomach of a vulture together with the fat of a frog, one should make a pill and throw it into the fire; by this method, fire is excellently arrested.
मुण्डीत्वक्च वचा मुस्तं मरिचं तगरं तथा । चर्वित्वा च त्विमं सद्यो जिह्वया ज्वलनं लिहेत् ॥ १,१८२.
The bark of mundi, vacha, musta, black pepper, and tagara—after chewing these, one can immediately extinguish fire with the tongue.
गोरोचनां भृङ्गराजं चूर्णोकृत्यघृतं समम् । दिव्याम्भसः स्तम्भनं स्यान्मन्त्रेणानेन वै तथा । ओं अग्निस्तम्भनं कुरु कुरु ॥ १,१८२.
Mix cow's gall and bhringaraja powder equally with clarified butter; this, together with divine water, serves as a means of stambhana (immobilization) when recited with this mantra: 'Om, perform the immobilization of fire, perform it, perform it.'
ओं नमो भगवते जलं स्तम्भय सं सं सं केक केकः चरचर । जलस्तम्भनमन्त्रोऽयं जलं स्तम्भयते शिव ! ॥ १,१८२.
'Om, obeisance to the Blessed One, immobilize the water, saṃ saṃ saṃ, keka kekaḥ, moving and unmoving.' This is the mantra for water immobilization, O Shiva, and it immobilizes water.
गृध्रास्थिञ्च गवास्थिञ्च तथा निर्माल्यमेव च । अरेर्यो निखनेद्द्वारे पञ्चत्वमु पयाति सः ॥ १,१८२.
If one buries vulture bones, cow bones, and also temple remnants at the enemy's doorway, that enemy will meet death.
पञ्चरक्तानि पुष्पाणि पृथग्जात्या समालभेत् । कुङ्कुमेन समायुक्तमात्मरक्तसमन्वितम् ॥ १,१८२.
One should collect five red flowers, each of a different kind, mixed with saffron and one's own blood.
पुष्पेण तु समं पिष्ट्वा रोचनायाः पलैकतः । स्त्रिया पुंसा कृतो रुद्र ! तिलकोऽयं वशीकरः ॥ १,१८२.
Having ground the flower together with one pala of rocanā, O Rudra, the tilaka made for a woman or man is a means of attraction.
ब्रह्मदण्डी तु पुष्येण भक्ष्ये पाने वशीकरः । यष्टि मधु पलैकेन पक्वमुष्णोदकं पिबेत् ॥ १,१८२.
Brahmadandi, when mixed with flowers and consumed in food or drink, acts as a means of attraction; one should drink a stick of honey weighing one pala, cooked in hot water.
विष्टम्भिकाञ्च हृच्छूलं हरत्येव महेश्वर ! । ओं ह्रूं जः । मन्त्रोऽयं हरते रुद्र ! सर्ववृश्चिकजं विषम् ॥ १,१८२.
The viṣṭambhikā herb and heart pain are indeed removed, O Maheshvara! 'Om hrūṃ jaḥ.' This mantra, O Rudra, removes all poison arising from scorpions.
पिप्पली नवनीतञ्च शृङ्गवेरं च सैन्धवम् । मरिचं दधि कुष्ठञ्च नस्ये पाने विषं हरेत् ॥ १,१८२.
Long pepper, fresh butter, ginger, rock salt, black pepper, curd, and kuṣṭha—when used as nasal drops or taken orally, remove poison.
त्रिफलार्द्रककुष्ठं च चन्दनं घृतसंयुतम् । एतत्पानाच्च लेपाच्च विषनाशो भवेच्छिव ! ॥ १,१८२.
Triphala, fresh ginger, kuṣṭha, sandalwood mixed with clarified butter—by drinking or applying this, O Shiva, poison is destroyed.
पारावतस्य चाक्षीणि हरितालं मनः शिला । एतद्योगाद्विषं हन्ति वैनतेय इवोरगान् ॥ १,१८२.
The eyes of a pigeon, orpiment, and mica—by this combination, poison is destroyed just as Garuda destroys serpents.
सैन्धवं त्र्यूषणं चैव दधिमध्वाज्यसंयुतम् । वृश्चिकस्य विषं हन्ति लेपोऽयं वृषभध्वज ! ॥ १,१८२.
Rock salt, tryūṣaṇa, curd, honey, and clarified butter—this ointment, O Bull-bannered One, destroys the poison of a scorpion.
ब्रह्मदण्डीतिलान्क्वाथ्य चूर्णं त्रिकटुकं पिबेत् । नाशयेद्रुद्र ! गुल्मानि निरुद्धं रक्तमेव च ॥ १,१८२.
By boiling brahmadandi and sesame, and drinking the powder of trikaṭuka, O Rudra, tumors and blocked blood are destroyed.