UtshovDecade 8
1039
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The God declares the deities' generations, like Usana, proclaiming lofty wisdom. With brilliant kin far-ruling, sanctifying, the wild boar, singing with his foot, advances.
1040
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The swans, the Vrishagnas from anear us, restless, have brought their clamour to our dwelling-- Friends come to Pavamana, meet for praises-and sound in concert their resistless music.
1041
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
He takes the swiftness of the great Far strider: cows low as, 'twere to him who sports at pleasure. He with the sharpened horns brings forth abundance: the silvery shines by night, by day the golden.
1042
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Like cars that thunder on their way, like coursers eager for renown, Have Soma drops flowed forth for wealth.
1043
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Forth have they rushed from holding hands, like chariots that are urged to speed, Like joyful songs of singing-men.
1044
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The Somas deck themselves with milk as kings are graced with eulogies, And, with seven priests, the sacrifice.
1045
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Pressed for the gladdening draught the drops flow forth abundantly with song, Flow with the stream of savoury juice.
1046
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Winning Vivasvan's glory and speeding the light of Dawn, the suns, Pass through the openings of the cloth.
1047
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The singing-men of ancient time open the doors of sacred songs-- The men who bring the mighty One.
1048
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
In close society have come the priests, the sevenfold brotherhood, Filling the station of the One.
1049
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
He makes us kin with Gods, he joins the Sun, for seeing, with mine eye; I milk the Sage's offspring forth.
1050
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The Sun beholdeth with his eye the heaven's dear quarter which the priests Have set within the sacred cell.
1051
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Forth on their way the glorious drops have flowed for maintenance of Law, Knowing what suits this worshipper.
1052
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Down in the mighty waters sinks the stream of Meath, most excellent, Oblation best of all in worth.
1053
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
About the holy place the Steer, true, guileless, noblest, hath sent forth, Continuous voices in the wood.
1054
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
When the Sage, purging manly deeds and lofty wisdom flows, around,
1055
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
When purified, he sits enthroned as King over the warring clans. What time the sages speed him on.
1056
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Most dear, gold-coloured, in the fleece he sinks, and settles in the wood: The singer is besieged with song.
1057
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
He goes to Indra, Vayu, and the Asvins with the rapturous joy, To whomsoe'er his power delights.
1058
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The waves of pleasant Soma flow to Bhaga, Mitra, Varuna, Well knowing, through his mighty powers.
1059
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Gain for us, O ye Heaven and Earth, riches of Meath to win us strength: Gain for us treasures and renown.
1060
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
We choose to-day that chariot-steed of thine, the strong, that brings us bliss, The guardian, the desire of all;
1061
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The excellent, the gladdener, the Sage with heart that understands. The guardian, the desire of all;
1062
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Who for ourselves, O thou most wise, is wealth and fair intelligence, The guardian, the desire of all.
1063
Book IV, Chapter II, , Agni
Agni Vaisvanara, born in course of Order, the messenger of earth, the head of heaven, The Sage, the Sovran, guest of men, our vessel fit for their mouth, the Gods have generated.
1064
Book IV, Chapter II, , Agni
To thee, immortal! when to life thou springest all the Gods sing for joy as to their infant. They by thy mental powers were made immortal, Vaisvdnara when thou shonest from thy parents.
1065
Book IV, Chapter II, , Agni
Him have they praised, mid-point of sacrifices, great cistern of libations, seat of riches. Vaisvanara, conveyer of oblations, ensign of worship, have the Gods engendered.
1066
Book IV, Chapter II, , Mitra-Varuna
Sing forth unto your Varuna and Mitra with a song inspired: They, mighty Lords, are lofty law.
1067
Book IV, Chapter II, , Mitra-Varuna
Full springs of fatness, sovran Kings, Mitra and Varuna, the twain, Gods glorified among the Gods,
1068
Book IV, Chapter II, , Mitra-Varuna
So help ye us to riches, great celestial and terrestrial wealth! Vast is your sway among the Gods.
1069
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
O Indra marvellously bright, come, these libations long for thee, Thus by firie fingers purified!
1070
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
Urged by the holy singer, sped by song, come nigb, O Indra, to The sacrificing suppliant's pravers!
1071
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
Approach, O Indra, basting thee, Lord of bay horses, to our prayers: In our libation t ake delight!
1072
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra-Agni
Glorify him who compasses all forests with his glowing Dame, And leaves them blackened by his tongue.
1073
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra-Agni
He who gains Indra's grace by fire enkindled, finds as easy way Over the floods to splendid wealth.
1074
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra-Agni
Give us, ye twain, swift steeds to bring Indra and Agni, and bestow Abundant food with wealth on us.
1075
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Indu hath started forth for Indra's settled place, and slights not,. as a friend, the promise of his friend. Soma comes onward like a youth with youthful maids, and gains the beaker by a course of hundred paths.
1076
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Your hymns of pleasant sound, praiseworthy, fond of lauds, have come into the hall enclosed for sacrifice. Singers have hymned the golden-coloured as he sports, and milchkine have come near to meet him with their milk,
1077
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
O Soma, Indu, while they cleanse thee, with thy wave pour orb us plentiful accumulated food, Which, ceaseless, thrice a day shall yield us hero power enriched. with store of nourishment, and strength, and meath.
1078
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
No one by deed attains to him who works and strengthens evermore: No, not by sacrifice, to Indra praised of all, resistless, daring, bold in might;
1079
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
The powerful conqueror, invincible in war, him at whose birth the mighty ones, The kine who spread afar, sent their loud voices out, heavens, earths sent their loud voices out.
1080
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Vaisvanara
Sit down, O friends, and sing aloud to him who purifies himself: Deck him for glory, like a child, with holy rites
1081
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Vaisvanara
Loose him who bringeth household wealth, even as a calf with. mother kine, Him who bath double strength, strong, god-delighting juice!
1082
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Vaisvanara
Purify him who gives us power, most blissful one, that he may be A banquet for the troop, Mitra, and Varuna!
1083
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The Strong hath flowed forth in a thousand streams, flowed through the filter and the sheep's long wool.
1084
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
With ceaseless genial flow the Strong hath run, purified by the waters, blent with milk.
1085
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Pressed out with stones, directed by the men, go forth, O Soma, into Indra's throat!
1086
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
The Soma juices which have been expressed afar or near at hand, Or there on Saryanavan's bank,
1087
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
Those pressed among Arjikas, pressed among the active, in, men's homes, Or pressed among the Fivefold Tribes--
1088
Book IV, Chapter II, , Soma Pavamana
May these celestial drops, expressed, pour forth upon us, as they flow, Rain from the heavens and hero strength!
1089
Book IV, Chapter II, , Agni
May Vatsa draw thy mind away even from thy loftiest dwelling-place! Agni, I yearn for thee with song.
1090
Book IV, Chapter II, , Agni
Thou art alike in many a place: through all the regions thou art Lord. In fray and fight we call on thee.
1091
Book IV, Chapter II, , Agni
When we are seeking spoil we call Agni to help us in the strife, Giver of wordrous gifts in war.
1092
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
O Indra, bring great strength to us, bring valour, 5atakratu, thou most active, bring A hero conquering in war!
1093
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
For, gracious Satakratu, thou hast ever been a mother and a sire to us, So now for bliss we pray to thee.
1094
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
To thee, strong! much-invoked! who showest forth thy strength, made very mighty! do I speak: So grant thou us heroic power!
1095
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
Stone-Darting Indra, wonderous God, what wealth thou hast not given me here, That bounty, treasure-finder! bring, filling full both thy hands, to us!
1096
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
Bring what thou deemest worth the wish, O Indra that which is in heavem! So may we know thee as thou art a giver boundless in thy gifts!
1097
Book IV, Chapter II, , Indra
Thy lofty spirit famed in all the regions as appeasable,-- With this thou rendest even things firm, Stone-darter! so to win thee strength.