Rigvidhana 2.28
Ṛgvidhāna 2.28
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2.28.145
vyuṣā ity upatiṣṭheta ṣaḍbhiḥ sūktaiḥ kṛta añjaliḥ.//
should attend upon [Uṣas] with the six hymns beginning "At daybreak" (RV 7.75–80) with folded hands,
2.28.146
prāpnuyāt sa hiraṇya ādi nānā rūpam dhanam bahu./
gā aśvān puruṣān dhānyam striyo vāsāṃsy aja avikam.//
would obtain much wealth of various kinds, beginning with gold: / cattle, horses, men, grain, women, garments, goats, and sheep.
2.28.147
dhruvāsu tv āsu kṣitiṣu japan baddhaḥ pramucyate./
tiṣṭhan rātrau japed enām vipāśaḥ samprapadyate.//
Muttering [the verse] "In these firm [abodes]" (RV 7.88.7), one who is bound is freed. / Standing at night, he should mutter this; he becomes free of fetters.
2.28.148
aho rātram sthitaś caivam anaśnant syād viceṣṭitaḥ./
ayaḥ pāśaḥ sphuṭanty asya dāru pāśās tathaiva ca.//
And standing thus for a day and night, not eating, active, / his iron bonds break, and likewise his wooden fetters.
2.28.149
syonā iti pṛthivīm devīm prapadyen niyataḥ sadā./
japed enām ca tatra api bhūmi pāśāt pramucyate.//
He should always take refuge in the goddess Earth with [the verse] "Be pleasant" (RV 7.89.5), / and should also mutter this there; he is released from the bondage of the earth.
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