ततश्च बिल्वमंदारकह्लारसरसीरुहम् । धत्तूरकं कर्णिकारं शणपुष्पं च मल्लिकाम्
tataśca bilvamaṃdārakahlārasarasīruham | dhattūrakaṃ karṇikāraṃ śaṇapuṣpaṃ ca mallikām
அதன்பின் பில்வ இலை, மந்தார மலர், கஹ்லாரமும் குளத்தின் தாமரையும், மேலும் தத்தூரம், கர்ணிகாரம், சணப்பூவும் மல்லிகை (மல்லி) மலரும் அர்ப்பணிக்க வேண்டும்.
Unspecified (instructional narration within Brahmottarakhaṇḍa)
Scene: A pūjā tray brimming with bilva leaves and a variety of blossoms—mandāra, lotus, kahlāra—alongside dhattūra and jasmine, being offered at a shrine.
Devotion is expressed through thoughtful, traditional offerings—natural items become sacred when offered with reverence.
None is specified; the verse is a general prescription for worship offerings.
A list of flowers/leaves suitable for offering in the pūjā sequence, including bilva and various blossoms.