Verse 36

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The Person who rose from the fire· Verses 31–36

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God among men, not the least wrong stands to you here. There is one wrong from an earlier time, and by it you are as you are, a man without a son. So make yourself a man with good offspring, king, and good come to you. Worship, since it is a son you want, and the eater of the sacrifice will give you one. And when the Person of sacrifice, Hari himself, is the one chosen for a son, then the dwellers in heaven will take their own shares. Hari gives a man whatever he desires. As he is worshipped, so the fruit comes up for men. So resolved, the brahmins offered the rice-cake to Visnu as Sipivista, that the king might get offspring.

Out of it a Person rose up, wearing a golden garland and clean clothes, holding in a golden dish rice cooked in milk.