mad-arcÄá¹ sampratiá¹£á¹hÄpya
mandiraá¹ kÄrayed dá¹›á¸ham
puá¹£podyÄnÄni ramyÄṇi
pÅ«jÄ-yÄtrotsavÄÅ›ritÄn
mat-arcÄm - My Deity form; sampratiá¹£á¹hÄpya - properly establishing; mandiram - a temple; kÄrayet - he should construct; dá¹›á¸ham - strong; puá¹£pa-udyÄnÄni - flower gardens; ramyÄṇi - beautiful; pÅ«jÄ - for regular, daily worship; yÄtrÄ - special festivals; utsava - and yearly holidays; ÄÅ›ritÄn - set aside.
The devotee should more fully establish My Deity by solidly constructing a temple, along with beautiful gardens. These gardens should be set aside to provide flowers for the regular daily worship, special Deity processions and holiday observances.
Wealthy, pious persons should be engaged in constructing temples and gardens for the pleasure of the Deity. The word dá¹›á¸ham indicates that the most solid means of construction should be employed.
