Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 52.276
Jaiminīyabrāhmaṇa 52.276
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52.276
athedhmavāham
ṛṣayo vai svargaṃ lokaṃ yanta idhmavāhaṃ samiddhāraṃ paretamaraṇya ekamajahuḥ
so'kāmayatānūtpateyaṃ svargaṃ lokaṃ pratisatribhissaṃgaccheyeti
sa ṣakṣata hanta prati satriṇa eva stavāni
ta eva mā stutāstathā kariṣyanti yathaiṣāmupaśroṣyāmīti
sa etaṃ tṛcamapaśyat
tenainānastaudā ghā ye agnimindhate stṛṇanti barhirānuṣak
yeṣāmindro yuvā sakhā
bṛhannididhma eṣāṃ bhūri śastaṃ pṛthu svaruḥ
yeṣāmindro yuvā sakhā
ayuddha idyudhā vṛtaṃ śūra ājati satvabhiḥ
yeṣāmi dro yuvā sakhā
iti
te'smai stutāstathākurvanyathaiṣāmupāśroṣat
teṣāṃ ha kaśānāṃ vadantīnāmupaśuśrāva
sa etatsāmāpaśyat
tenāstuta
Now the Idhmavāha. / The ṛṣis, going to the heavenly world, left Idhmavāha, the wood-gatherer, behind, dead, alone in the forest. / He desired: "May I fly up after to the heavenly world; may I unite with the fellow sacrificers!" / He reflected: "Come, let me praise the fellow sacrificers themselves! / They, praised, will act in such a way that I shall hear them." / He saw this triplet; / with it he praised them: / "Those who kindle the fire, who spread the sacrificial grass continuously, / whose youthful ally is Indra; / high is their fuel-wood, abundant their praise, broad their sacrificial post-chip, / whose youthful ally is Indra; / without battle, with warrior companions the hero drives the cattle pen enclosed by strife, / whose youthful ally is Indra." / Praised, they acted for him in such a way that he heard them. / He heard the sound of their whips. / He saw this sāman; / with it he praised:
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ihaivā śṛṇva eṣāṃ kaśā hasteṣu yādvādān
"Right here do I hear the sound of the whips in their hands;
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ni yāmaiścitrāmṛñjatāi
they adorn the bright one with their courses."
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