Preparations of Medicated Ghee and Oils (Ghṛta–Taila Yoga); Brāhmī-ghṛta and Nārāyaṇa Taila
शोधनं गेपणं चैव सर्ववर्णकरं परम् / चित्रकाद्यं महातैलं सर्वरोगप्रभञ्जनम्
śodhanaṃ gepaṇaṃ caiva sarvavarṇakaraṃ param / citrakādyaṃ mahātailaṃ sarvarogaprabhañjanam
それは浄化し癒やし、さらに最上のかたちで健やかな肌色を取り戻させる。チトラカに始まるこの大いなる薬油は、あらゆる病を打ち砕く。
Lord Vishnu (in discourse to Garuda)
Concept: Śodhana and ropana—purification and healing restore wholeness; maintaining health supports righteous living.
Vedantic Theme: Sattva-pradhāna living—purity/clarity as supportive conditions for higher aims.
Application: Use the chitrakādi mahātaila for cleansing, wound-healing, and complexion restoration as a broad-spectrum remedy within its indicated scope.
Primary Rasa: adbhuta
Secondary Rasa: shanta
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.174.17-19 (vehicles, ingredients, preparation and indication)
The verse attributes cleansing (śodhana), healing/repair (gepaṇa), complexion restoration (sarvavarṇakara), and broad disease-alleviating power (sarvarogaprabhañjana).
It summarizes therapeutic effects after listing ingredients and preparation steps, a common Purāṇic way of concluding a formulation with its key indications.
It can guide research and traditional practice contextually; for personal use, rely on qualified medical/Ayurvedic advice for diagnosis, safety, and correct preparation.