Rigvidhana 2.34
Ṛgvidhāna 2.34
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2.34.177
ut tvā mandantv iti snāto hutvā śatrūn pramāpayet./
baddho vā apy abaddho vā vāg yataḥ prayato japet.//
Having bathed and offered oblations with "Let them exhilarate you" (RV 8.92.17), he destroys his enemies. / Whether bound or unbound, restrained in speech and focused, he should mutter:
2.34.178
tyā nv ity āditya daivatyam sadyo mucyeta bandhanāt./
yad dyāvā iti japen nityam pragātham niyataḥ śuciḥ.//
With the hymn dedicated to the Ādityas, "Those indeed" (RV 8.67), he is immediately freed from fetters. / Restrained and pure, he should daily mutter the pragātha "If the two worlds" (RV 8.59.1–2).
2.34.179
sa kīrtim atulām prāpya sarvān kāmānt samaśnute./
tvam no agna iti sūktena hutvā arcya agnim ghṛtena tu.//
Having gained incomparable fame, he attains all desires. / Having worshipped Agni and offered with clarified butter with the hymn "You, O Agni, to us" (RV 8.71),
2.34.180
pālito viśvato dīptyā prāpnuyād vahninā rayim./
ā tu sūktena satatam dhanam yāvat puraṃdaram.//
protected on all sides by brightness, he will obtain wealth through the fire. / With the hymn "Come now" (RV 8.80) [he should praise] Puraṃdara until [he obtains] wealth;
2.34.181
prasamit pāṇaye tasmai dhanam yacchati vṛtrahā./
the slayer of Vṛtra bestows wealth upon him whose hands hold kindling.
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- English (machine translation) — English, machine translation
Discussed in (1)
- A Vedic Concordance — Bloomfield 1906, English