Now, next, the procuring of the highest treasure. If one should covet the highest treasure, either on the night of a full moon or on the night of a new moon or during the bright half of the moon under an auspicious constellation - at one of these periods - having built up a fire, having swept around, having shown the sacred grass, having sprinkled around, having bent the right knee, with a spoon or with a wooden bowl, or with a metal cup, he offers oblations of melted butter (with the words); The divinity named speech is a procurer. May it procure this thing for me from so and so. To it hail! The divinity named vital Breath is a procurer. May it procure this thing for me from so and so. To it hail! The divinity named eye is a procurer. May it procure this thing for me from so and so. To it hail! The divinity named ear is a procurer. May it procure this thing for me from so and so. To it hail! The divinity named mind is a procurer. May it procure this thing for me from so and so. To it hail! The divinity named intelligence is a procurer. May it procure this thing for me from so and so. To it hail! Then having inhaled the smell of the smoke, having rubbed his limbs over with the ointment of melted butter, silently he should go forth, declare his object or send a messenger. He obtains here indeed.