The Upanishads - Mandhata Global

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Now, towards morning he purifies the clarified butter
according to the rules of Sthalipaka and offers
Sthalipaka oblations repeatedly, saying: "Svaha to fire!
Svaha to Anumati! Svaha to the radiant sun, who
produces infallible results!" Having made the offering,
he takes up the remnant of the cooked food, eats part of
it and gives the rest to his wife. Then he washes his
hands, fills the water-vessel and sprinkles her thrice with
water, uttering once this mantra: "Get up from here, O
Visvavasu! Seek another young woman, a wife with her
husband."
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Then he embraces her, repeating the following mantra: I
am the vital breath and you are speech. You are speech
and I am the vital breath. I am Saman and you are Rig; I
am heaven and you are earth. Come, let us strive
together so that we may have a male child."
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Then he spreads apart her thighs, repeating the
following mantra: "Spread yourselves apart, Heaven and
Earth." Inserting the member in her and joining mouth
to mouth, he strokes her three times from head to foot,
repeating the following mantra: "Let Vishnu make the
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