Gyan Bhandaar
This manuscript page contains fragmented Sanskrit verses mentioning ritual elements including lip-mantra, oblation, and serpent symbolism. Key terms include Lakshmi, Brahma, heroism, cow, eye, tongue, essence, and rising power. The text references six months, former existence, peace, color, binding, disease, and self-departure. Philosophical concepts cover earth, atmosphere, sky, and the supreme eye. The fragmented nature suggests possible medical, ritual, or philosophical content related to mantras and bodily elements.
Sanskrit

Mandabuddhitvaharavidhāna

This manuscript fragment presents a Sanskrit tantric text, likely from the Bhairavāgama or Kuñjikātantra tradition, containing ritual mantras (including "oṣṭhāmantra" and "bālāmantra"), nyāsa (ritual placement), and kavaca (protective armor) instructions. The text exhibits characteristic features of Kashmirian Śaiva tantric literature, with references to Durganātha as commentator and mentions of śrīvidyā deity worship. The damaged, orthographically irregular Devanagari script and colophonic elements suggest this is a pre-modern ritual manual (paddhati) intended for esoteric use, with explicit instructions for secrecy (gopanīyam) in its application.