Kālsī Mag IX,H(H) se vata[v]iye pitinā pi putena pi bh[ā]tinā pi suvāmiken[a] pi mita-saṃthuten[ā] ava paṭivesiyenā [p]i 26 iyaṃ sādhu iyaṃ kataviye [ma]g[a]le āva [ta]sā athasā ni[v]utiyā imaṃ kachāmi ti
Eng(H) Therefore a father, or a son, or a brother, or a master, (or) a friend or an acquaintance, or even a (mere) neighbour ought to say:–‘This is meritorious. This practice should be observed until the (desired) object is attained, (thinking): ‘I shall observe this’.
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