Vijñāna Bhairava / What he says follows (फल) / 144

144

Vijñāna Bhairava (विज्ञान भैरव)

हूयते कस्य वा होमो यागः कस्य च किं कथम् ।
एषात्र प्रक्रिया बाह्या स्थूलेष्वेव मृगेक्षणे
hūyate kasya vā homo yāgaḥ kasya ca kiṃ katham |
eṣātra prakriyā bāhyā sthūleṣv eva mṛgekṣaṇe

The line

Or for whom is the oblation poured, and whose is the sacrifice, what and how? This procedure here is outer, only among the gross, O gazelle-eyed one.

नेपालीमा

कसका लागि होम हुन्छ, यज्ञ कसको, के र कसरी? हे मृगआँखी, यो विधि बाहिरी हो, स्थूलमा मात्र।

Where it sits

bhairava uvāca (भैरव उवाच) stands before the second line. The outer procedure is what he is about to rename, from 145 on.

Split: hūyate (हूयते) + kasya (कस्य) + vā (वा) + homaḥ (होमः) + yāgaḥ (यागः) + kasya (कस्य) + ca (च) + kim (किम्) + katham (कथम्) + eṣā (एषा) + atra (अत्र) + prakriyā (प्रक्रिया) + bāhyā (बाह्या) + sthūleṣu (स्थूलेषु) + eva (एव) + mṛgekṣaṇe (मृगेक्षणे)

Sanskrit, in depth

The words

WordGrammarSense
hūyate (हूयते)present passiveis offered, is poured. From hu (हु).
kasya (कस्य)genitive singularof whom, for whom?
vā (वा)indeclinableor.
homaḥ (होमः)nominative singular, masculinethe fire offering. Recited homo (होमो).
yāgaḥ (यागः)nominative singular, masculinethe sacrifice.
kasya (कस्य)genitive singularof whom?
ca (च)indeclinableand.
kim (किम्)nominative singular, neuterwhat?
katham (कथम्)indeclinablehow?
eṣā (एषा)nominative singular, femininethis.
atra (अत्र)indeclinablehere. Joined eṣātra (एषात्र).
prakriyā (प्रक्रिया)nominative singular, feminineprocedure.
bāhyā (बाह्या)nominative singular, feminineouter.
sthūleṣu (स्थूलेषु)locative plural, neuteramong the gross. Recited sthūleṣv (स्थूलेष्व्) before e (ए).
eva (एव)indeclinableonly.
mṛgekṣaṇe (मृगेक्षणे)vocative singular, feminineO gazelle-eyed one.

The phrases

Her questions finish: for whom is the offering poured, whose is the sacrifice, what and how. He answers: this procedure is the outer one, only among the gross.

Sanskrit in this line

hūyate (हूयते) is the passive of hu (हु), the verb of the fire offering. homa (होम) is its noun.

Say it back

Say what kind of procedure he calls this, in the word bāhyā (बाह्या).