Strīroga–Prasava Cikitsā, Bāla-Rakṣā, Rasāyana and Vājīkaraṇa Prayogas
योनिः प्रवेशमायाति नात्र कार्या विचारणा / नीलीपटोलमूलानि साज्यानि तिलवारिणा
yoniḥ praveśamāyāti nātra kāryā vicāraṇā / nīlīpaṭolamūlāni sājyāni tilavāriṇā
Es dringt in den Schoß ein — darüber ist kein weiteres Bedenken nötig. Mit Sesamwasser, das mit Ghee vermischt ist, soll man die Wurzeln von nīlī und paṭola nach der vorgeschriebenen Arznei verabreichen.
Lord Vishnu (speaking to Garuda/Vinata-putra)
Concept: Authoritative knowledge (pramana) dispels doubt in applied practice; correct vehicle (anupana) matters.
Vedantic Theme: Pramana-based action: right knowledge guiding right practice (yathartha-jnana leading to pravritti).
Application: Administer nīlī and paṭola roots with tilavāri (sesame-water) and ghee as the medium/vehicle as prescribed.
Primary Rasa: adbhuta
Secondary Rasa: shanta
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.202 (anupana/vehicles like ghrita, tila-udaka, tandula-udaka across remedies)
This verse asserts rebirth plainly—entry into the womb is presented as a definite stage of embodied existence, not a matter for doubt.
In the broader Preta Kanda narrative, the soul’s post-death journey culminates in re-embodiment; here the text emphasizes the certainty of returning to birth (yoni-praveśa) within saṃsāra.
It encourages sobriety about karmic continuity—live ethically to shape future outcomes, and if following tradition, observe prescribed rites (like tilodaka offerings) with care and guidance.