हिरण्या (Hiraṇyā) meaning golden, गगना (Gaganā) meaning sky-colored, रक्ता (Raktā) meaning red, कृष्णा (Kṛṣṇā) meaning black, सुप्रभा (Suprabhā) meaning radiant, बहुरूपा (Bahurūpā) meaning multiformed, and अतिरिक्ता (Atiriktā) meaning excessively void. These names represent the various forms and qualities of Agni's tongues.
A human is born with three debts: Rishi Rina (debt to sages), Pitru Rina (debt to ancestors), and Deva Rina (debt to deities). To become free from these debts, scriptures prescribe daily duties. These include physical purification, Sandhyavandanam (daily prayers), Tarpana (rituals for ancestors), worship of deities, other daily rituals, and study of scriptures. Maintain cleanliness through physical purification, perform daily prayers through Sandhyavandanam, remember ancestors through Tarpana, worship deities regularly, follow other prescribed daily rituals, and gain spiritual knowledge through the study of scriptures. By adhering to these actions, we fulfill our spiritual esponsibilities.
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