पिप्पलीञ्च हरिद्राञ्च गोमूत्रेण समन्विताम् / प्रक्षिपेच्च गुदद्वारे अर्शांसि विनिवारयेत्
pippalīñca haridrāñca gomūtreṇa samanvitām / prakṣipecca gudadvāre arśāṃsi vinivārayet
پِپّلی اور ہلدی کو گائے کے پیشاب کے ساتھ ملا کر مقعد کے دہانے پر لگائے؛ اس سے اَرش (بواسیر) رک جاتے اور آرام پاتے ہیں۔
Lord Vishnu (in instruction to Garuda)
Concept: Targeted application of properly combined substances can check disease; efficacy lies in correct mixture and placement.
Vedantic Theme: Practical upāya for duḥkha-nivṛtti within embodied existence; disciplined action over aversion.
Application: Mix pippalī and haridrā with cow’s urine and apply at the anal opening to relieve hemorrhoids.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: bibhatsa
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.183 (guda-roga/ārśa remedies and gomūtra usage)
This verse prescribes a mixture of long pepper (pippalī) and turmeric (haridrā) combined with cow’s urine, applied at the anal opening, to alleviate piles.
No—this specific verse is a practical therapeutic instruction (a medicinal remedy) rather than a description of the soul’s journey, Yama’s realm, or death rites.
It reflects a traditional medicinal approach using readily available substances; in modern practice, it can be treated as a historical/ayurvedic reference and should be approached cautiously with appropriate medical guidance.