कामिक आगम: पूर्व भाग (अष्टाविंशति मूल शैव आगमों का प्रथम एवं सर्वोच्च आगम महाकोश)

एतानि हृदयादीनि षडङ्गानि स्वमन्त्रतः।
हृच्छिरश्चूलिका गात्र नेत्रहस्तेषु विन्यसेत्॥ ३६७
अङ्गाङ्गिनोरभिन्नत्व प्रतिपत्तिर्विभिन्नयोः।
अमृतीकरणं प्रोक्तं प्रभोरमृतमुद्रया॥ ३६८
प्ररोचनं भवेत्तस्य रुचिराङ्गप्रवर्धनम्।
तन्महामुद्रया कुर्यान् मोदन द्रावणार्थया॥ ३६९
etāni hṛdayādīni ṣaḍaṅgāni svamantrataḥ|
hṛcchiraścūlikā gātra netrahasteṣu vinyaset|| 367
aṅgāṅginorabhinnatva pratipattirvibhinnayoḥ|
amṛtīkaraṇaṁ proktaṁ prabhoramṛtamudrayā|| 368
prarocanaṁ bhavettasya rucirāṅgapravardhanam|
tanmahāmudrayā kuryān modana drāvaṇārthayā|| 369
These six mantras, hrudaya and others, are called the six anga-mantras. These mantras should be identified
with heart, head, tuft(crest), torso, eyes and hands respectively by reciting mantra pertaining to each. The
attainment of consciousness related to the inseparability between the limbs and the body which remain
differentiated is known as ‘amruti karana’(the nectar of immortalizing). This should be performed
to the Lord by displaying the amruta mudra. Augmenting the effulgence and power of the beautiful limbs
of the Lord is known as ‘prarocana’(inspiring and exciting presence) and this should be done by diaplaying
the maha mudra which is meant for the attainment of happiness and for the warding off the evil forces.
षडध्वविग्रहं देवं सम्मुखं शक्तिसंयुक्तम्।
परमानन्द सन्दोह धवलीकृत दिङ्मुखम्॥ ३७०
ध्यात्वा पाद्यं पदे दद्यान्मुखेष्वाचमनं ततः।
अर्घ्यं मूर्धसु दातव्यं दूर्वापुष्पाक्षतं तथा॥ ३७१
ṣaḍadhvavigrahaṁ devaṁ sammukhaṁ śaktisaṁyutam|
paramānanda sandoha dhavalīkṛta diṅmukham|| 370
dhyātvā pādyaṁ pade dadyānmukheṣvācamanaṁ tataḥ|
arghyaṁ mūrdhasu dātavyaṁ dūrvāpuṣpākṣataṁ tathā|| 371
The divine body constituted of six advas; resplendent appearance; benign and beautiful face; associated
with His own Sakti; whitening the fronts of all the directions by his immediate presence characterized
by the heavy mass of supreme bliss - having meditated Lord Siva as associated with such attributes, the
Guru should offer the padya-water at His feet and acamana in His face. He should offer the arghya-water
upon His head and then offer durva-grass, flowers and unbroken rice(akhsata).