The Caturmasya Observances and the Rite of Vishnu’s Sleep (Aśūnya-Śayana) and Shiva’s Monthly Vows
द्वितीये ऽह्नि ततः स्नानं पञ्चगव्येन कारयेत् पूजयेत्कुन्दकुसुमैर्धूपयेत् चन्दनं त्वपि
dvitīye 'hni tataḥ snānaṃ pañcagavyena kārayet pūjayetkundakusumairdhūpayet candanaṃ tvapi
Rồi đến ngày thứ hai, phải làm lễ tắm bằng pañcagavya. Phải cúng bái với hoa nhài, và cũng dâng hương xông bằng gỗ đàn hương (candana).
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Purity (śauca) and devotion (bhakti) are expressed through disciplined daily ritual—inner intention is supported by outer acts like bathing, offering flowers, and incense.
It aligns best with ācāra/dharma-oriented material often embedded within Purāṇas; within the pañcalakṣaṇa taxonomy it is closest to dharma/kalpa-type instruction rather than sarga/pratisarga.
Pañcagavya signifies ritual purification and sanctity associated with the cow; jasmine and sandalwood signal auspiciousness, fragrance, and sattva, reinforcing the devotee’s readiness for worship.