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Aitareya Āraṇyaka 1.4.3

Aitareyāraṇyaka 1.4.3

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1.4.3

gāyatrīṃ tṛcāśītiṃ śaṃsaty.
ayaṃ vai loko gāyatrī tṛcāśīti/r.
yad evāsmiṁl loke yaśo, yan maho, yan mithunaṃ, yad annādyaṃ, yāpacitis, ta/d aśnavai, tad āpnavāni, tad avaruṇadhai, tan me 'sad iti \
atha sūdadohāḥ \
prāṇo vai sūdadohāḥ.
prāṇenemaṃ lokaṃ saṃtanoti \
bārhatīṃ tṛcā/śītiṃ śaṃsaty.
antarikṣaloko vai bārhatī tṛcāśītir.
yad evāntarikṣa/loke yaśo, yan maho, yan mithunaṃ, yad annādyaṃ, yāpacitis, tad aśnavai , tad āpnavāni, tad avaruṇadhai, tan me 'sad iti \
atha sūdadohāḥ \
prāṇo vai sūdadohāḥ.
prāṇenāntarikṣalokaṃ saṃtanoti \
auṣṇihīṃ tṛcā/śītiṃ śaṃsaty.
asau vai loko dyaur auṣṇihī tṛcāśītir.
yad evāmuṣmi/ṁl loke yaśo, yan maho, yan mithunaṃ, yad annādyaṃ, yāpacitiḥ, yad devānāṃ daivaṃ, tad aśnavai, tad āpnavāni, tad avaruṇadhai, tan me 'sad iti \
atha sūda/dohāḥ \
prāṇo vai sūdadohāḥ.
prāṇenāmuṃ lokaṃ saṃtanoti, saṃta/noti \\ 3 \\
\\ ity aitareyaprathamāraṇyake caturtho 'dhyāyaḥ \\

He recites the eighty tristichs of Gâyatrîs. Verily, the eighty Gâyatrî tristichs are this world (earth). Whatever there is in this world of glory, greatness, wives, food, and honour, may I obtain it, may I win it, may it be mine.

Friedrich Max Müller 1879, The Aitareya-âranyaka (The Upanishads, Part I, SBE 1)

Next comes the Sûdadohas verse. Sûdadohas verily is breath. He joins this world with breath.

Friedrich Max Müller 1879, The Aitareya-âranyaka (The Upanishads, Part I, SBE 1)

He recites the eighty tristichs of Brihatîs. Verily, the eighty Brihatî tristichs are the world of the sky. Whatever there is in the world of the sky of glory, greatness, wives, food, and honour, may I obtain it, may I win it, may it be mine.

Friedrich Max Müller 1879, The Aitareya-âranyaka (The Upanishads, Part I, SBE 1)

Next comes the Sûdadohas verse. Sûdadohas verily is breath. He joins the world of the sky with breath.

Friedrich Max Müller 1879, The Aitareya-âranyaka (The Upanishads, Part I, SBE 1)

He recites the eighty tristichs of Ushnih. Verily, the eighty Ushnih tristichs are that world, the heaven. Whatever there is in that world of glory, greatness, wives, food, and honour, also the divine being of the Devas (Brahman), may I obtain it, may I win it, may it be mine.

Friedrich Max Müller 1879, The Aitareya-âranyaka (The Upanishads, Part I, SBE 1)

Next comes the Sûdadohas verse. Sûdadohas verily is the breath. He joins that world with breath, yea, with breath.

Friedrich Max Müller 1879, The Aitareya-âranyaka (The Upanishads, Part I, SBE 1)

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