Rigvidhana 2.32
Ṛgvidhāna 2.32
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2.32.167
prāg bhojanam idam brahma mānavānām maharṣiṇām./
pūrva ahṇe japato nityam artha siddhiḥ parā bhavet.//
This is the pre-meal recitation of sacred texts of the human great ṛṣis. / For one constantly muttering it in the morning, supreme achievement of goals will occur.
2.32.168
agninā ity āśvinam sūktam catur viṃśakam anvaham./
japet prātaḥ śucir bhūtvā nāsatyāv arcya suvrataḥ.//
A man of good vows, having become pure in the morning and worshipped the two Nāsatyas, / should daily mutter the twenty-fourth hymn to the Aśvins, "By Agni" (RV 8.24).
2.32.169
sa prāpnuyāt parām ṛddhim draviṇam ca ūrjam eva ca./
samidhā iti juhoty agnau sūktena pratyṛcam ghṛtam.//
He will obtain supreme prosperity, wealth, and vigorous strength. / He offers clarified butter verse by verse into the fire with the hymn "With kindling wood" (RV 8.44).
2.32.170
sa siddhim atulām prāpya samānām jīvate śatam./
dvi catvāriṃśakena iha sūktena agha iti vajriṇam.//
Having attained incomparable magical accomplishment, he lives for a hundred years. / Here, with the forty-second hymn [and] with "Sin...", [praising] the wielder of the vajra,
2.32.171
sakhyam labdhvā mahā indreṇa sapatnānt stṛṇute bahūn./
prāśnīyāj japato atra asti praśnam kṛtvā pramāṇataḥ.//
having gained friendship with great Indra, he lays low many rivals. / While muttering [it] he should eat; here is a questioned matter properly examined according to authority.
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Discussed in (1)
- A Vedic Concordance — Bloomfield 1906, English