Matsya Purana — Navagraha Sacrifice for Planetary Pacification and Prosperity, Shloka 39
विष्णोरिदं विष्णुरिति तमीशेति स्वयम्भुवः इन्द्रम् इद्देवतातेति इन्द्राय जुहुयात्ततः //
viṣṇoridaṃ viṣṇuriti tamīśeti svayambhuvaḥ indram iddevatāteti indrāya juhuyāttataḥ //
তারপর স্বয়ম্ভূ (ব্রহ্মা) “বিষ্ণোরিদং—বিষ্ণুরিতি; তমীশে—তিনি শাসক” এবং “ইন্দ্রম্ ইদ্দেবতাতে—এই আহুতির দেবতা ইন্দ্র” এই সূত্র জপ করে ইন্দ্রকে আহুতি দেবে।
FAQs
It does not address pralaya directly; it preserves a ritual principle that cosmic order is maintained through yajña, with Viṣṇu acknowledged as the supreme lord while offerings are directed to specific deities like Indra.
It supports the householder/royal duty of sustaining dharma through prescribed sacrifices: one offers correctly (juhuyāt) with the proper deity-designation (devatā), while recognizing Viṣṇu’s overarching sovereignty.
The significance is ritual (not architectural): it gives a mantra-sequence for homa—first affirming the offering as Viṣṇu’s, then specifying Indra as the presiding deity, and finally offering into the fire.