Rigvidhana 2.25
Ṛgvidhāna 2.25
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- Sanskrit
2.25.130
putrān āyur atha ārogyam ya icched avyayam sukham./
so agnim nara iti sūktena juhuyād ājyam anvaham.//
He who desires sons, long life, freedom from disease, and imperishable happiness / should offer clarified butter every day with the hymn "Agni the men..." (agnim naraḥ).
2.25.131
pra agnaye atha tribhiḥ sūktaiḥ saṃdhyayor japam ārabhet./
na rakṣobhyo bhayam vetti dhanam prāpnoti ca akṣayam.//
With the three hymns beginning with "Forth to Agni" (prāgnaye), he should undertake recitation at both twilights; / he knows no fear of demons and obtains imperishable wealth.
2.25.132
abhi tvā yaḥ pragāthena nityam arcati vrajiṇam./
sa śriyam vipulām bhuṅkte prāpnoti ca dhana āyuṣī.//
Whoever constantly worships the wielder of the thunderbolt with the pragātha "Unto thee" (abhi tvā), / he enjoys abundant fortune and obtains wealth and long life.
2.25.133
śaṃvatīḥ śam na indra agnī ity ete satatam japet./
na rakṣobhyo na bhūtebhyo vyādhibhyo vā bhayam bhavet.//
He should constantly recite the verses containing the word śam: "May Indra and Agni be auspicious to us" (śaṃ na indrāgnī); / there will be no fear for him from demons, spirits, or diseases.
2.25.134
niveṣṭu kāmo roga ārto bhaga sūktam sadā abhyaset./
niveśam vindate kṣipram rogebhyaś ca pramucyate.//
Desiring to establish a household, or afflicted with disease, he should constantly repeat the Bhaga hymn; / he quickly finds a home and is freed from diseases.
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- English (machine translation) — English, machine translation
Discussed in (1)
- A Vedic Concordance — Bloomfield 1906, English