Atharvavedaparishishta 67.4
Atharvavedapariśiṣṭa 67.4
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67.4.1
anagnir utthito yasya dhūmo vā api gṛhe kva cit | āmaṃ vā jvalate māṃsaṃ bhaveyur visphuliṅgakās ||
In whose house unignited [fire] arises, or smoke anywhere, / or raw meat burns, or sparks appear,
67.4.2
chattradhvajapatākās ca jvalante toraṇāni ca || āsanaṃ ca eva ;ayyā ca vastrāṇi kusumāni ca ||
and parasols, standards, flags, and archways catch fire, / as well as a seat, a bed, garments, and flowers,
67.4.3
hastyaśvānāṃ ca pucchāni varṣatyaṅgāravarṣaṇam | akāle ca diśāṃ dāha oṣadhīnāṃ ca pācanam ||
and the tails of elephants and horses, or a rain of charcoal falls, / and untimely burning of the quarters, and ripening of medicinal plants,
67.4.4
hastinyas ca eva madyante agnirūpaṃ tad adbhutam | agniṃ dūtaṃ vṛṇīmahe sthālīpākasya homayet ||
and cow-elephants run wild—that portent has the form of Agni. / With "Agniṃ dūtaṃ vṛṇīmahe..." he should make an offering of the boiled mess of rice:
67.4.5
agnir hiraṇyapatis ca arciṣpāṇis tathā īśvaras | śamanas sarvādbhutānām... ||
"Agni, lord of gold, flame-in-hand, and lord, / pacifier of all portents..."
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