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A scanned printed page with a warm yellow-to-orange gradient background and dark brown serif text. The page is numbered 3 in the bottom right corner. It discusses the Prayaścittavidhi of Kāmikāgama and the consequences of shortages in worship materials. Three Sanskrit verses are set in the centre, each followed by transliteration, English gloss and the source Uttarakāmikāgame Prāyaścittavidhipaṭale. Explanatory paragraphs define pādyadravya as water offered for washing divine feet, ācamanadravya as water offered for mouthwash, and arghyadravya as the traditional bouquet of kuśa grass, fresh flowers and akṣata. Kriya instructions describe offering these with a uddharini spoon or in clean palms while chanting mantra. No physical people are shown.

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