UtshovDecade 14
1411
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
Praise, even as he is known, with song Indra the guardian of the kine, The Son of Truth, Lord of the brave,
1412
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
Hither have his bay steeds been sent, red steeds are on the sacred grass Where we in concert sing our songs.
1413
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
For Indra, thunder-armed, the kine have yielded mingled milk and meath, What time he found them in the vault.
1414
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
Draw near unto our Indra who must be invoked in every fight! Come, thou most mighty Vritra-slayer, meet for praise come to libations and to hymns.
1415
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
Thou art the best of all in sending bounteous gyifts, true art thou,, lordly in thine act. We claim alliance with the very glorious one, yea, with the mighty Son of Strength.
1416
Book VII, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
They have drained forth from out the great depth of the sky the old divine primeval milk that claims the laud: They lifted up their voice to Indra at his birth.
1417
Book VII, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Then, beautifully radiant, certain heavenly ones proclaimed their kinship with him as they looked thereon: Savitar opens, as it were, the fold of heaven.
1418
Book VII, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
And now that thou, O Pavamana, art above this earth and heaven and all existence in thy might, Thou shinest like a bull supreme among the herd.
1419
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
O Agni, graciously announce this our good fortune to the Gods, And this our newest hymn of praise!
1420
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Thou dealest gifts, resplendent one! nigh, as with wave of Sindhu, thou Swift strearnest to the worshipper.
1421
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Give us a share of wealth most high, a share of wealth most near to us, A share of wealth that is between.
1422
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
I from my Father have obtained deep knowledge of eternal Law; I was born like unto the Sun.
1423
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
After the ancient manner I, like Kanva, beautify my songs, And Indra's self gains power thereby.
1424
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
Whatever gishis have not praised thee, Indra, or have praised thee, wax Mighty indeed when praised by me!
1425
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Agni, produced by strength, do thou with all thy fires accept our prayer: With those that are with Gods, with those that are with men exalt our songs!
1426
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Forth come to us with all his fires that Agni, whose the mighty are, Come, fully girt about with wealth for us and for our kith and kin!
1427
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Do thou, O Agni, with thy fires strengthen our prayer and sacrifices: Incite them to bestow their wealth to aid our service of the Gods!
1428
Book VII, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Some, the men of old whose grass was trimmed addressed the hymn to thee for mighty strength and for renown: So, hero, urge us onward to heroic power'
1429
Book VII, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
All round about hast thou with glory pierced for us as 'twere a never-failing well for men to drink, Borne on thy way as 'twere in fragments from both arms.
1430
Book VII, Chapter I, , Soma Pavamana
Thou didst produce him, deathless one! for mortal man, for maintenance of Law and lovely Amrita: Thou evermore hast moved making wealth flow to us.
1431
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
Pour out the drops f or Indra; let him drink the meath of Soma Juice! He through his majesty sends forth his bounteous gifts.
1432
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
I spake to the bay coursers' Lord, to him who grants the boon. of wealth: Now hear the son of Asva as he praises thee?
1433
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
Never was any hero born before thee mightier than thou: None certainly like thee in riches and in praise.
1434
Book VII, Chapter I, , Indra
Thou wishest for thy kine a bull, lord of thy cows whom none may kill, For those who long for his approach, for those who turn away from him.
1435
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
The God who giveth wealth accept the full libation poured to him! Pour ye it out, then fill the vessel full again, for so the God regardeth you!
1436
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
The Gods made him the Hotar-priest of sacrifice, oblationbearer, passing wise. Agni gives wealth and valour to the worshipper, to man who offers up his gifts.
1437
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
He hath appeared, best prosperer, in whom men lay their holy acts: So may our songs of praise come nigh to Agni who was born to give the Arya strength.
1438
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Him before whom the people shrink when he performs his glorious deeds, Him who wins thousands at the sacrifice, himself, that Agni, reverence with songs!
1439
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Agni of Divoddsa, God, comes forth like Indra in his might. Rapidly hath he moved along his mother earth; he stands in high heaven's dwelling-place.
1440
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Agni, thou pourest life: send down upon us food and vigorous strength: Drive thou misfortune far away!
1441
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Agni is Pavamana, Sage, Chief Priest of all the fivefold tribes; To him whose wealth is great we pray.
1442
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Skilled in thy task, O Agni, pour splendour with hero strength on us, Granting me wealth that nourishes!
1443
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
O Agni, holy and divine with splendour and thy pleasant tongue. Bring thou the Gods and worship them!
1444
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
We pray thee bathed in butter, O bright-rayed! who lookest on the sun, Bring the Gods hither to the feast!
1445
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Sage, we have kindled thee, the bright, the feaster on oblation, thee, O Agni, great in sacrifice!
1446
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Adorable in all our prayers, favour us, Agni, with thine aid. What time the psalm is chanted forth!
1447
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Bring to us ever-conquering wealth, wealth, Agni, worthy of our choice, Invincible in all our frays!
1448
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Grant us, O Agni, through thy grace wealth to support us evermore, Thy favour so that we may live!
1449
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Let songs of ours speed Agni forth like a fleet courser in the race, And we will win each prize through him
1450
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Agni! the host whereby we gain kine for ourselves with help from thee,- That send us for the gain of wealth!
1451
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
O Agni, bring us wealth secure, vast wealth in horses and in kine: Oil thou the socket, turn the wheel!
1452
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
O Agni, thou hast made the Sun, the eternal star, to mount the sky, Giving the boon of light to men.
1453
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Thou, Agni, art the people's light, best, dearest, seated in thy shrine Watch for the singer, give him life!
1454
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Agni is head and height of heaven, the master of the earth is he: He quickeneth the waters' seed.
1455
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Yea, Agni, thou as Lord of light rulest o'er choicest gifts may I, Thy singer, find defence in thee
1456
Book VII, Chapter I, , Agni
Upward, O Agni, rise thy flames, pure and resplendent, blazing high, Thy lustres, fair effulgences.