Preparations of Medicated Ghee and Oils (Ghṛta–Taila Yoga); Brāhmī-ghṛta and Nārāyaṇa Taila
एतन्मृद्वग्निना पक्वं स्थापयेद्राजते शुभे / सर्ववातविकारांस्तु सर्वधात्वन्तराश्रयान्
etanmṛdvagninā pakvaṃ sthāpayedrājate śubhe / sarvavātavikārāṃstu sarvadhātvantarāśrayān
After cooking it over a gentle fire, one should store it in a clean, auspicious vessel of silver; it pacifies all disorders of vāta, even those lodged within the various bodily dhātus (tissues).
Lord Vishnu (in discourse to Garuda)
Dosha: Vata
Concept: Right procedure (saṃskāra) in preparation and preservation enhances efficacy; vāta-doṣa pacification across dhātus.
Vedantic Theme: Sattva-śuddhi through disciplined action; body as an instrument for dharma and sādhanā.
Application: Cook on mild heat, store in clean auspicious silver vessel; use for systemic vāta disorders affecting multiple tissues.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Type: household/vaidya-karmasthana
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.174 (Ayurveda/auṣadha-prakaraṇa context: sneha-pāka, dhātu-gata-vāta)
Gentle heat implies controlled processing so the qualities of the ingredients are properly infused without scorching, supporting the intended vāta-pacifying effect.
It indicates disorders that have penetrated or are seated in different dhātus (body tissues), suggesting a deeper systemic vāta involvement.
It emphasizes careful method and hygienic storage; for health use, consult an Ayurvedic practitioner rather than self-medicating.