śuciḥ sambhṛta-sambhāraḥ
prāg-darbhaiḥ kalpitāsanaḥ
āsīnaḥ prāg udag vārced
arcāyāḿ tv atha sammukhaḥ
sucih -- clean; sambhrita -- having collected; sambharah -- the paraphernalia; prak -- their tips facing the east; darbhaih -- with blades of kusa grass; kalpita -- having arranged; asanah -- his own seat; asinah -- sitting; prak -- facing the east; udak -- facing the north; va -- or; arcet -- he should perform the worship; arcayam -- of the Deity; tu -- but; atha -- or else; sammukhah -- directly facing.
The word sambhrita-sambhara means that before beginning the Deity worship one should place all necessary paraphernalia nearby. In this way one will not have to get up continually to search for different items. If the Deity has been permanently installed, then one should sit facing the Deity.