यथेयं पृथिवी मही दाधार विष्ठितं जगत्। एवा ते ध्रियतां गर्भो अनु सूतुं सवितवे
Just as this great earth has supported the settled world, so may your embryo be held firm, to be brought forth at the right time.
ईर्ष्याया ध्राजिं प्रथमां प्रथमस्या उतापराम् । अग्निं हृदय्यं शोकं तं ते निर्वापयामसि
The first and foremost band of jealousy, and the one that follows after, the fire of heart-burning grief—we extinguish that for you.
यथा भूमिर्मृतमना मृतान् मृतमनस्तरा । यथोत मम्रुषो मन एवेर्ष्योर्मृतं मनः
Just as the earth, with a dead mind, covers the dead, so may my mind, dead to envy, cover over the dead feeling of jealousy.
अदो यत्ते हृदि श्रितं मनस्कं पतयिष्णुकम् । ततस्त ईर्ष्यां मुञ्चामि निरूष्माणं दृतेरिव
That which is lodged in your heart, the restless mind, from that I release you from jealousy, as heat is released from a burning thing.
पुनन्तु मा देवजनाः पुनन्तु मनवो धिया । पुनन्तु विश्वा भूतानि पवमानः पुनातु मा
May the divine beings purify me, may men purify me with their thought, may all creatures purify me, may the purifying one cleanse me.
पवमानः पुनातु मा क्रत्वे दक्षाय जीवसे । अथो अरिष्टतातये
May the purifying one cleanse me for resolve, for skill, for life; and also for unharmed well-being.
उभाभ्यां देव सवितः पवित्रेण सवेन च । अस्मान् पुनीहि चक्षसे
With both, O god Savitar, with the purifier and with the pressing, purify us for clear sight.
अग्नेरिवास्य दहत एति शुष्मिण उतेव मत्तो विलपन्न् अपायति । अन्यमस्मदिच्छतु कं चिदव्रतस्तपुर्वधाय नमो अस्तु तक्मने
He burns like fire, he comes with force, and, like a drunkard, he departs wailing. Let the lawless one seek someone else; to the one who first harmed, let homage be.
नमो रुद्राय नमो अस्तु तक्मने नमो राज्ञे वरुणाय त्विषीमते । नमो दिवे नमः पृथिव्यै नम ओषधीभ्यः
Homage to Rudra, homage to the one who first harmed, homage to King Varuna, the radiant; homage to the sky, homage to the earth, homage to the plants.
अयं यो अभिशोचयिष्णुर्विश्वा रूपाणि हरिता कृणोषि । तस्मै तेऽरुणाय बभ्रवे नमः कृणोमि वन्याय तक्मने
This one who scorches, who makes all forms green, to him, the ruddy, the tawny, I offer homage—to the wild one, to the first harmer.
इमा यास्तिस्रः पृथिवीस्तासां ह भूमिरुत्तमा । तासामधि त्वचो अहं भेषजं समु जग्रभम्
These three earths exist, and among them the ground is the highest. Upon them, I have gathered the medicine from their skin.
श्रेष्ठमसि भेषजानां वसिष्ठं वीरुधानाम् । सोमो भग इव यामेषु देवेषु वरुणो यथा
You are the best among medicines, the most excellent among herbs. Like Soma among the nights, like Varuna among the gods.
रेवतीरनाधृषः सिषासवः सिषासथ । उत स्थ केशदृंहणीरथो ह केशवर्धनीः
Radiant, unconquered, you desire to nourish; you nourish. You are also those that strengthen the hair, and those that promote its growth.
कृष्णं नियानं हरयः सुपर्णा अपो वसाना दिवमुत्पतन्ति । त आववृत्रन्त्सदनादृतस्यादिद्घृतेन पृथिवीं व्यूदुः
Dark-flowing, the tawny ones, the splendid-winged, wearing water, rise up to the sky. They have returned from the seat of order; at first, with ghee, they spread out the earth.
पयस्वतीः कृणुथाप ओषधीः शिवा यदेजथा मरुतो रुक्मवक्षसः । ऊर्जं च तत्र सुमतिं च पिन्वत यत्रा नरो मरुतः सिञ्चथा मधु
Make the herbs full of milk, O waters, auspicious when you move, O Maruts with golden breasts. There, you fill strength and good will, where, O Maruts, you pour honey for men.
उदप्रुतो मरुतस्तामियर्त वृष्टिर्या विश्वा निवतस्पृणाति । एजाति ग्लहा कन्येव तुन्नैरुं तुन्दाना पत्येव जाया
The Maruts have lifted up the rain, which fills all dwellings. It moves, like a girl weaving with her spindle, like a wife for her husband.
सस्रुषीस्तदपसो दिवा नक्तं च सस्रुषीः । वरेण्यक्रतुरहमपो देवीरुप ह्वये
She has flowed, the waters have flowed by day and night. I call upon the divine waters, with noble intent.
ओता आपः कर्मण्या मुञ्चन्त्वितः प्रणीतये । सद्यः कृण्वन्त्वेतवे
The waters, active in their work, release themselves for guidance. They quickly act for benefit.
देवस्य सवितुः सवे कर्म कृण्वन्तु मानुषाः । शं नो भवन्त्वप ओषधीः शिवाः
By the impulse of the divine Savitar, let humans perform their work. May the waters and herbs be auspicious for us.
हिमवतः प्र स्रवन्ति सिन्धौ समह सङ्गमः । आपो ह मह्यं तद्देवीर्ददन् हृद्द्योतभेषजम्
From the Himalayas they flow, meeting together in the river. The divine waters have given me that medicine shining in the heart.
यन् मे अक्ष्योरादिद्योत पार्ष्ण्योः प्रपदोश्च यत्। आपस्तत्सर्वं निष्करन् भिषजां सुभिषक्तमाः
Whatever shines in my eyes, in my heels, and in the soles of my feet, let the waters remove all that, O healers, with excellent healing.
सिन्धुपत्नीः सिन्धुराज्ञीः सर्वा या नद्य स्थन । दत्त नस्तस्य भेषजं तेना वो भुनजामहै
Mistresses of the rivers, queens of the streams, all you rivers who dwell, give us that medicine, and with it we shall enjoy you.
पञ्च च याः पञ्चाशच्च संयन्ति मन्या अभि । इतस्ताः सर्वा नश्यन्तु वाका अपचितामिव
Those five and fifty that gather against my mind, let all of them perish from here, like speech that is disregarded.
सप्त च याः सप्ततिश्च संयन्ति ग्रैव्या अभि । इतस्ताः सर्वा नश्यन्तु वाका अपचितामिव
Those seven and seventy that gather against my neck, let all of them perish from here, like speech that is disregarded.
नव च या नवतिश्च संयन्ति स्कन्ध्या अभि । इतस्ताः सर्वा नश्यन्तु वाका अपचितामिव
Those nine and ninety that gather against my shoulders, let all of them perish from here, like speech that is disregarded.
अव मा पाप्मन्त्सृज वशी सन् मृदयासि नः । आ मा भद्रस्य लोके पाप्मन् धेह्यविह्रुतम्
Release me from evil, O master, be gracious to us. Place the evil in the world of happiness, far removed.
यो नः पाप्मन् न जहासि तमु त्वा जहिमो वयम् । पथामनु व्यावर्तनेऽन्यं पाप्मानु पद्यताम्
Whoever does not remove our evil, him we shall remove, O you. Let the evil follow another path, let it fall upon another.
अन्यत्रास्मन् न्युच्यतु सहस्राक्षो अमर्त्यः । यं द्वेषाम तमृच्छतु यमु द्विष्मस्तमिज्जहि
Let the thousand-eyed immortal cast it elsewhere from us. Let it go to the one we hate; let it reach the one who hates us, destroy him.
देवाः कपोत इषितो यदिच्छन् दूतो निर्ऋत्या इदमाजगाम । तस्मा अर्चाम कृणवाम निष्कृतिं शं नो अस्तु द्विपदे शं चतुष्पदे
If, impelled by the gods or by desire, the pigeon, as a messenger of Nirṛti, has come here, then let us offer worship and make expiation; may there be well-being for our two-footed and four-footed beings.
शिवः कपोत इषितो नो अस्त्वनागा देवाः शकुनो गृहं नः । अग्निर्हि विप्रो जुषतां हविर्नः परि हेतिः पक्षिणी नो वृणक्तु
May the pigeon, sent by the gods, be auspicious for us and bring no harm; may the divine bird not bring misfortune to our home. May Agni, the priest, accept our offering; may the winged missile turn away from us.