A special black stone called bhallataka stone is found three kos east of the famous city of Kolipaka, beside a village of the same name. One adhaka each of its powder, cow ghee, bhallataka oil and jaggery is cooked with four adhakas of bhallataka root decoction into a linctus of one drona, which is worshipped in the temple of the Siddhas and licked daily in a set measure, with shali rice, ghee and milk after digestion, residence in the prescribed house, and bathing, oil massage and anointing. Footnotes give the measures and a second meaning of the root decoction.
Names and synonyms
- Hindi
- भल्लात पाषाण कल्पभल्लातक पाषाण कल्प
- English
- Bhallataka stone kalpa
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