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Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta
[Antya-lilā, Ch. 12]
PURPORT
According to Raghunandana Bhaṭṭācārya, the spokesman for the  smārta  regulative principles:
prātaḥ-snāne vrate śrāddhe dvādaśyāṁ grahaṇe tathā madya-lepa-samaṁ tailaṁ tasmāt tailaṁ vivarjayet
“If one who has taken a vow smears oil on his body while bathing in the morning, while observing a ritualistic ceremony like the  śrāddha  ceremony, or on  dvādaśī  day, he may as well pour wine over his body. Therefore, oil should be rejected.” This word  vrata  (vow) is sometimes understood to refer to the  sannyāsa-vrata . Raghunandana Bhaṭṭācārya has also said in his book  Tithi-tattva :
ghṛtaṁ ca sārṣapaṁ tailaṁ yat tailaṁ puṣpa-vāsitam aduṣṭaṁ pakva-tailaṁ ca tailābhyaṅge ca nityaśaḥ
This means that clarified butter (ghee), mustard oil, floral oil and boiled oil may be used only by  gṛhasthas , householders.
TEXT 109
জগন্নাথে দেহ' তৈল,—দীপ যেন জলে । তার পরিশ্রম হৈব পরম-সফলে ॥” ১০৯ ॥
jagannāthe deha' taila,—dīpa yena jvale tāra pariśrama haiba parama-saphale”
SYNONYMS
jagannāthe —unto Lord Jagannātha;  deha' —deliver ;  taila —oil;  dīpa —lamps;  yena —so;  jvale —burn;  tāra pariśrama —his labor;  haiba —will become;  parama-saphale —completely successful.
TRANSLATION
“Deliver this oil to the temple of Jagannātha, where it may be burned in the lamps. In this way, Jagadānanda's labor to manufacture the oil will be perfectly successful.”