Pavitrāropaṇa-vidhi
Rite of Investing/Offering the Pavitra Sacred Thread
त्रिगुणं त्रिगुणीकृत्य ततः कुर्यात्पवित्रकम् / ग्रन्थयो वामदेवेन सत्येन क्षालयेच्छिव
triguṇaṃ triguṇīkṛtya tataḥ kuryātpavitrakam / granthayo vāmadevena satyena kṣālayecchiva
Sau khi làm thành ba phần rồi lại nhân ba lần nữa, hành giả nên chuẩn bị pavitraka—vật tẩy uế thiêng. Với thần chú Vāmadeva và thần chú Chân Thật (Satya), ôi Śiva, hãy tẩy sạch các nút thắt (dây/amulet).
Unclear from the single-verse extract (likely a ritual-instruction passage within a dialogue frame; commonly transmitted as Lord Vishnu instructing Garuda in Garuda Purana).
Concept: Śuddhi (ritual purification) through correct measure, repetition, and mantra-nyāsa on the cord/knots.
Vedantic Theme: Antaḥ-śuddhi as a support for sādhana; outer purity as an aid to inner sattva.
Application: When undertaking vows/rites, prepare the cord/amulet with prescribed fold-count and cleanse knots while reciting Vāmadeva and Satya mantras with attention and cleanliness.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Type: ritual-space
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.42.5-8 (Aghora/Tatpuruṣa/Īśa mantras; thread-deities; counts; knot-names)
This verse treats pavitraka as a ritual purifier—prepared in a prescribed threefold manner and sanctified through mantras—showing that purity in rites is achieved by both correct procedure and sacred sound.
Indirectly: it emphasizes ritual purity and mantra-based cleansing, which in Garuda Purana contexts supports proper rites connected to dharma and post-death observances, ensuring actions are performed in a purified manner.
Perform religious duties with careful method and integrity—combine outer cleanliness (proper preparation) with inner truthfulness (satya) and disciplined recitation when doing any purification-oriented ritual.