Now follows the rite for obtaining a particular desired object (Ekadhana-avarodhana). Whatever specific object a person desires to obtain, he should meditate upon it on: — the night of the Full Moon, — or the New Moon, — or during the bright fortnight, — or under an auspicious lunar constellation. Having kindled the sacred fire, cleaned the altar, spread the sacred grass, sprinkled and purified the place, and having touched his right knee, he should offer oblations of ghee with a ladle, bowl, or vessel. He should make these offerings: "Speech, whose deity grants attainment and acquisition—may she obtain for me this object from that person. To her, svāhā." "Prāṇa, whose deity grants attainment and acquisition—may he obtain for me this object from that person. To him, svāhā." "Sight, whose deity grants attainment and acquisition—may it obtain for me this object from that person. To it, svāhā." "Hearing, whose deity grants attainment and acquisition—may it obtain for me this object from that person. To it, svāhā." "Mind, whose deity grants attainment and acquisition—may it obtain for me this object from that person. To it, svāhā." "Prajñā (Intelligence), whose deity grants attainment and acquisition—may it obtain for me this object from that person. To it, svāhā." Afterward, smelling the fragrance of the smoke, anointing his limbs with the remaining ghee, and observing silence, he should depart while holding the desired object in mind. He should then send a messenger or make the request. Indeed, he obtains it.