Agniveshyagrihyasutra 1.3.5
Āgniveśyagṛhyasūtra 1.3.5
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- Sanskrit
1.3.5.1
āyuṣyaṃ varcasyam ityetābhiḥ pañcabhiḥ sahānukaroti ṛtubhistvārtavaiḥ saṃvatsarasya dhāyasā taistvā sahānukaromi iti \
With these five [verses]: 'Procuring long life, procuring splendor...', he repeats along with: 'Along with the seasons, the seasonal [deities], with the support of the year, along with them I repeat for you.'
1.3.5.2
evamevocaram \
Just so the upper [earring in the left ear].
1.3.5.3
apāśo 'si ityuktvākṣṇayaiva srajaṃ pariharati śubhike śira āroha śobhayantī mukhaṃ mama \
Having said: 'You are without a noose,' he puts on a garland crosswise with: 'O beautiful one, ascend my head, beautifying my face!
1.3.5.4
mukhaṃ hi mama śobhaya bhūyāṃsaṃ ca bhagaṃ kuru \
Indeed, beautify my face and produce greater good fortune!
1.3.5.5
yāṃ me jahāra jamadagniḥ śraddhāyai rāgāyānyai \
The one which Jamadagni brought for me, for faith, for desire, for another,
1.3.5.6
imāṃ tāṃ matimuñce 'hamāyuṣe ca bhagāya ca iti \
That one do I put on for long life and good fortune.'
1.3.5.7
ādarśe samavekṣate yanme manaḥ parāgatamātmānamādarśe paripaśyati \
He looks into a mirror: 'Whatever mind of mine had gone away, seeing myself in the mirror,
1.3.5.8
idaṃ tatpunarādade 'hamāyuṣe ca bhagāya ca iti \
That I take back again for long life and good fortune.'
1.3.5.9
athāñjanenārukte yadāñjanaṃ graikakudaṃ jātaṃ himavata upari \
Then he anoints [his eyes] with collyrium: 'The collyrium that is from Mount Traikakuda, produced upon the Himālaya,
1.3.5.10
tena māṃ cāyuṣyaṃ varcasyaṃ me astu iti \
With that, may long life and splendor be mine!'
1.3.5.11
daṇḍamādatte sakhā me gopāya iti \
He takes up a staff with: 'A friend, protect me.'
1.3.5.12
chatramādatte dyaurasi suparṇo 'ntarikṣānmā gopāya iti \
He takes up an umbrella with: 'You are the sky, a bird; protect me from the atmosphere.'
1.3.5.13
athopānahāvupamuñcate dyaurasi iti dakṣiṇāṃ pṛthivyasi ityuttarām \
Then he puts on the two shoes: the right one with 'You are the sky,' the left one with 'You are the earth.'
1.3.5.14
diśamupaniṣkramya diśamupatiṣṭhate devīṣṣaḍurvīruruṇaḥ kṛṇota viśve devāsa iha vīrayadhvam iti \
Stepping out towards a direction, he worships the direction with: 'O six divine wide spaces, make room for us! O all-gods, show courage here!'
1.3.5.15
mā hāsmahi prajayā mā tanūbhirmā radhāma dviṣate soma rājan iti candramasamupasthāyaiva diśo yatra kāmayate tadeti \\5\\
Having worshipped the moon with: 'May we not be separated from offspring, nor from our bodies; may we not be subject to the enemy, O King Soma,' he goes to whatever direction he desires. // 5
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Linked texts (4)
- Baudhāyanaśrautasūtra — Baudhāyana, Sanskrit
- Baudhāyanagṛhyasūtra — Baudhāyana, Sanskrit
- Hiraṇyakeśigṛhyasūtra — Hiraṇyakeśin, Sanskrit
- Kalpaḥ — Sanskrit