Preparations of Medicated Ghee and Oils (Ghṛta–Taila Yoga); Brāhmī-ghṛta and Nārāyaṇa Taila
ज्योतिष्मतीञ्च संभृत्य तैलं धीरो विपाचयेत् / एतन्निष्यन्दनं तैलं भृशं दद्याद्भगन्दरे
jyotiṣmatīñca saṃbhṛtya tailaṃ dhīro vipācayet / etanniṣyandanaṃ tailaṃ bhṛśaṃ dadyādbhagandare
Dengan menghimpun jyotismati pula, tabib yang bijak hendaknya memasak minyaknya. Minyak obat yang telah disaring ini hendaknya dioleskan banyak pada bhagandara (fistula).
Lord Vishnu (in discourse to Garuda)
Concept: Yukti (rational compounding) and saṃskāra (processing) transform substances into targeted medicine; the wise physician acts with discernment.
Vedantic Theme: Buddhi as instrument—discernment applied to relieve duḥkha in embodied life.
Application: Cook the oil with the specified herbs (including jyotiṣmatī), filter/express it properly, and apply generously for bhagandara management.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: vira
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.174.20 (properties and praise of the same mahātaila)
It prescribes preparing a medicated oil cooked with herbs including jyotiṣmatī, and applying the strained oil generously for bhagandara (fistula).
It describes an Ayurvedic pharmaceutical procedure—cooking and straining medicated oil—rather than a death-ritual or afterlife practice.
It highlights the classical approach of medicated oils for chronic lesions; modern use should be guided by an Ayurvedic clinician and combined with appropriate medical evaluation.