252 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 8, Ch. 16
stiktena tena purusam
yajeta susamahitah
naivedyam catigunavad
dadyat purusa-tustidam
pijam—worship; ca—also; mahatim—very gorgeous; kuryat—
should do; vitta-sathya—miserly mentality (not spending sufficient
money); vivarjitah—giving up; carum—grains offered in the yajfa;
niripya—seeing properly; payasi—with milk; sipivistaya—unto the
Supersoul, who is situated in the heart of every living entity; visnave—
unto Lord Visnu; siiktena—by chanting the Vedic mantra known as
Purusa-siikta; tena—by that; purusam—the Supreme Personality of
Godhead; yajeta—one should worship; su-samahitah—with great atten-
tion; naivedyam—food offered to the Deity; ca—and; ati-guna-vat—
prepared very gorgeously with all varieties of taste; dadyat—should
offer; purusa-tusti-dam—everything extremely pleasing to the Supreme
Personality of Godhead.
TRANSLATION
Giving up the miserly habit of not spending money, one should
arrange for the gorgeous worship of the Supreme Personality of
Godhead, Visnu, who is situated in the heart of every living entity.
With great attention, one must prepare an oblation of grains
boiled in ghee and milk and must chant the Purusa-sikta mantra.
The offerings of food should be of varieties of tastes. In this way,
one should worship the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
TEXT 53
Waa Waar Tarawa: |
aetefaaads afegered at 143i
acaryam jriana-sampannam
vastrabharana-dhenubhih
tosayed rtvyas caiva
’ tad viddhy aradhanam hareh
