Rigvidhana 3.10
Ṛgvidhāna 3.10
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3.10.51
saṃhatya pādau tām rātrīm tiṣṭhann akṣa stutim japet./
prā vepā mā ṛcam tv etām manasā eva japen niśi.//
Joining his feet together, standing that whole night, he should mutter the praise of the dice; / and at night he should mutter only in his mind this verse: “Dangling from…”
3.10.52
vyuṣṭāyām udite sūrye japann ādevanam vrajet./
etām eva japen nityam jayaty anyair na jīyate.//
At dawn, when the sun has risen, muttering [it], he should go to the gambling place. / He should constantly mutter this very [verse]; he conquers others and is not conquered.
3.10.53
yam eva jetum iccheta spṛṣṭvā mūrdhani tam japet./
sūkta śeṣam jayaty anyān jīyate na sa kenacit.//
Whomever he wishes to conquer, having touched him on the head, he should mutter that; / [or muttering] the rest of the hymn, he conquers others and is not conquered by anyone.
3.10.54
abudhram uṣāsā naktā ity ete svastyayane japet./
namo mitrasya varuṇasya cakṣasa iti nityaśaḥ.//
He should mutter: “They have awakened…” and “Dawn and Night…” constantly as rites for well-being, / [and]: “Homage to the eye of Mitra and Varuṇa…”
3.10.55
asya eva ca uttama ṛg ekā yayā enobhyaḥ pramucyate./
tayā ājyam juhuyān nityam enobhyo vipramucyate.//
And there is one final verse of this [hymn], by which one is freed from sins; / with it he should offer ghee constantly; he is completely freed from sins.
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- Agnipurāṇa (Nag Publishers edition, Delhi) — Sanskrit