For Khecarī, the tongue is gradually lengthened by cutting, moving, and pulling until it reaches the midpoint between the eyebrows.
For Khecarī, the tongue is to be lengthened through three procedures. Chedana is gradual cutting, Cālana is lateral movement between thumb and index finger, and Dohana is a milking pull with the same fingers. The criterion of success is that the tip of the tongue can reach the midpoint between the eyebrows from the outside.
chedanacālanadohaiḥ kalāṃ krameṇa pravardhayet tāvat sā yāvad bhrūmadhyaṃ spṛśati tadā khecarīsiddhiḥ MBHDL2026 ] transp. NS1882 post HP 3.33
To accomplish this, the tongue is lengthened by cutting the frænum linguæ, moving, and pulling it. When it can touch the space between the eyebrows, then Khechari can be accomplished.
Durch Schneiden, Hinundherbewegen und Melken verlängere man nach und nach die Zunge (kala == jihva, Com.). Wenn man dann im Stande ist, damit die Stelle zwischen den Augenbrauen (brûmadhyam) zu berühren, so ist die Khecarî (resp. die Vorbereitung dazu) vollbracht.
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