Placeholder: the Viswajit sacrifice, made a gift of all that he possessed, including the priests. When the offerings were being distributed, Shraddha, Faith, entered your heart. You say “These cows have drunk water, eaten grass and given milk for the last time, and their senses have lost all vigor. He who gives these undoubtedly goes to joyless realms.” Then you told ${deity’s name} : “dear deity: to whom wilt thou give me?” You said it a second time, then a third time. ${deity’s name} replied: “I shall giv the Viswajit sacrifice, made a gift of all that he possessed, including the priests. When the offerings were being distributed, Shraddha, Faith, entered your heart. You say “These cows have drunk water, eaten grass and given milk for the last time, and their senses have lost all vigor. He who gives these undoubtedly goes to joyless realms.” Then you told ${deity’s name} : “dear deity: to whom wilt thou give me?” You said it a second time, then a third time. ${deity’s name} replied: “I shall giv

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the Viswajit sacrifice, made a gift of all that he possessed, including the priests. When the offerings were being distributed, Shraddha, Faith, entered your heart. You say “These cows have drunk water, eaten grass and given milk for the last time, and their senses have lost all vigor. He who gives these undoubtedly goes to joyless realms.” Then you told ${deity’s name} : “dear deity: to whom wilt thou give me?” You said it a second time, then a third time. ${deity’s name} replied: “I shall giv

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