अंतजानुस्त्रिराचामेद्दिर्मुखं परिमार्जयेत् । तोयेन स्पर्शयेत्खानि स्वमूर्धानं तथैव च
aṃtajānustrirācāmeddirmukhaṃ parimārjayet | toyena sparśayetkhāni svamūrdhānaṃ tathaiva ca
Seated with the knees drawn in, one should perform ācamana three times and carefully wipe the face. With water one should touch the sense-openings, and likewise touch one’s own head.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages
Scene: A devotee seated on a clean mat, knees drawn in, performs triple ācāmana from a small water pot, then touches eyes/ears and crown, face serene, shrine lamp glowing nearby.
Purification is both bodily and intentional—small rites train mindfulness before sacred practice.
None is specified; the instruction is a general śauca-vidhi.
Perform ācamana thrice in a proper seated posture; cleanse the face; touch the sense-openings and the head with water.