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Evolungations of the Atmarama verse in the Atmarama system are described in the following way:
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pañca, ṣoḍaśa, pañcāśat upacāre arcana pañca-kāla pūiā ārati krṣṇera bhoiana-śavana
SYNONYMS
pañca —five;  ṣoḍaśa —sixteen;  pañcāśat —fifty;  upacāre —with ingredients;  arcana —offering worship;  pañca-kāla —five times;  pūjā —worshiping;  ārati —offering  ārati ;  kṛṣṇera bhojana-śayana —in this way offering eatables to Kṛṣṇa and laving Him down to rest.
TRANSLATION
“Also describe Deity worship, wherein one should offer food to Krṣṇa at least five times daily. One should in due time place Krṣṇa on a bed. You should also describe the process for offering ārati and the worship of the Lord according to the list of five, sixteen or fifty ingredients.
PURPORT
The five ingredients are (1) very good scents, (2) very good flowers, (3) incense, (4) a lamp and (5) something edible. As for  ṣoḍaśopacāra , the six-teen ingredients, one should (1) provide a sitting place ( āsana ), (2) ask Kṛṣṇa to sit down, (3) offer  arghya , (4) offer water to wash the legs, (5) wash the mouth, (6) offer  madhu-parka , (7) offer water for washing the mouth, (8) bathe, (9) offer garments, (10) decorate the Lord's body with ornaments, (11) offer sweet scents, (12) offer flowers with good fragrance, like the rose or  campaka , (13) offer incense, (14) offer a lamp, (15) give good food, and (16) offer prayers.
In the  Hari-bhakti-vilāsa  (Eleventh  Vilāsa , verses 127-140) there is a vivid description of what is required in Deity worship. There are sixty-four items mentioned. In the temple, worship should be so gorgeous that all sixty-four items should be available for the satisfaction of the Personality of Godhead. Sometimes it is impossible to get all sixty-four items; therefore we recommend that at least on the first day of installation all sixty-four items should be available. When the Lord is established, worship with all sixty-four items should continue as far as possible. The sixty-four items are as follows: (1) There must be a big bell hanging in front of the temple room so that whoever comes in the room can ring the bell. This item is called  prabodhana , or offering oneself submissively to the Lord. This is the first item. (2) The visitor must chant  jaya Śrī Rādhā-Govinda , or  jaya Śrī Rādhā-Mādhava  when he rings the bell. In either case, the word  jaya  must be uttered. (3) One should immediately offer obeisances to the Lord, falling down like a stick. (4) There must be regular  maṅgala-ārati  in the temple during the early morning, an hour and a half before the sun rises. (5) There must be an  āsana , a sitting place before the altar. This  āsana  is for the spiritual master. The disciple brings everything before the spiritual master, and the spiritual master offers everything to the Supreme Personality of Godhead. (6) After  maṅgala-ārati , the Deity is suppo