Pañcopacāra pūjā, stuti

This is a buddhist ritual text, Pañcopacāra pūjā, stuti. Pañcopacāra pūjā refers a ritual involving five symbolic offerings to a deity, typically representing water, sandalwood paste, flowers, incense, and a lamp. In the Hinduism and Buddhism there are various Upacāra pūjā following Ṣoḍaśopacāra, Daśopacāra, Pañcopacāra. In this text f.14 has mentioned Puṣpaṃ, Dhūpaṃ, Naivedyaṃ only three things of Pañcopacāra pūjā. Stuti is a hymn or prayer of praise to a deity. In the context of Pañcopacāra pūjā, stutis are chanted to invoke the deity's presence and enhance the effectiveness of the ritual the text describe stuti on a deity but no name is mentioned it gives only manual rituals. The text isn't complete its start from middle part also the pagination is not mentioned so the serial number has followed.