Following the regulative principles of a major bathing ceremony, Mahārāja Ambarīṣa bathed the deity of Lord Kṛṣṇa with all paraphernalia, and then worshipped the deity with fine clothing, ornaments, fragrant flower garlands and other paraphernalia, showing great attention and devotion. He also worshiped the greatly fortunate, self-satisfied brāhmaṇas. He bathed the deity using all ingredients such as sarvauṣadhi. Ākalpaiḥ means “with ornaments.” Tad-gatāntara-bhāvena means “with a concentrated mind.”