39. During the ten days he should feed a twice-born with seasoned foods. Having meditated upon Hari, he should, with hands together, pray for the release of the departed.

40. There is no reason for fear for those who bow to Govinda, the Eternal, clad in yellow robes, as beautiful as the atasi flower.

41-42. "O Beginningless and Endless Deva, O Bearer of the conch, discus and mace, Indestructible, Lotus-eyed, be Thou the giver of release to the departed."

Every day at the conclusion of the S'raddha he should prayerfully repeat this incantation. Having bathed, gone home, and given food to the cow, he may eat.

Footnotes

^99:1 One each day.

^99:2 Celibate.

^100:1 A square flat mound a few inches high.

^100:2 A rough image, symbolical of the deceased twice-born person.