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Atharvaveda · Sūkta 15.12

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15.12.1

तद्यस्यैवं विद्वान् व्रात्य उद्धृतेष्वग्निष्वधिश्रितेऽग्निहोत्रेऽतिथिर्गृहान् आगच्छेत् ॥ १५.१२.१ ॥

Then the vrātya who knows thus should come to the houses as a guest, when the fires have been taken out and the agnihotra is set upon the hearth.

15.12.2

स्वयमेनमभ्युदेत्य ब्रूयाद्व्रात्याति सृज होष्यामीति ॥ १५.१२.२ ॥

He himself should go up to him and say, 'O vrātya, let go; I will make the offering.'

15.12.3

स चातिसृजेज्जुहुयान् न चातिसृजेन् न जुहुयात् ॥ १५.१२.३ ॥

And he should release him and then offer; and if he does not release him, he should not offer.

15.12.4

स य एवं विदुषा व्रात्येनातिसृष्टो जुहोति ॥ १५.१२.४ ॥

He who, released by a vrātya who knows thus, makes the offering—

15.12.5

प्र पितृयाणं पन्थां जानाति प्र देवयानम् ॥ १५.१२.५ ॥

He knows well the path of the fathers, and he knows well the path of the gods.

15.12.6

न देवेष्वा वृश्चते हुतमस्य भवति ॥ १५.१२.६ ॥

His offering is not cut off among the gods; his offering becomes effective.

15.12.7

पर्यस्यास्मिंल्लोक आयतनं शिष्यते य एवं विदुषा व्रात्येनातिसृष्टो जुहोति ॥ १५.१२.७ ॥

For the one who offers an oblation, having been duly released by a Vrātya who knows thus, no place of abode remains for him in this world.

15.12.8

अथ य एवं विदुषा व्रात्येनानतिसृष्टो जुहोति ॥ १५.१२.८ ॥

But he who offers an oblation without having been duly released by a Vrātya who knows thus—

15.12.9

न पितृयाणं पन्थां जानाति न देवयानम् ॥ १५.१२.९ ॥

He knows neither the path of the fathers nor the path of the gods.

15.12.10

आ देवेषु वृश्चते अहुतमस्य भवति ॥ १५.१२.१० ॥

He is cut off from the gods; his oblation becomes unoffered.

15.12.11

नास्यास्मिंल्लोक आयतनं शिष्यते य एवं विदुषा व्रात्येनानतिसृष्टो जुहोति ॥ १५.१२.११ ॥

For the one who offers an oblation without having been duly released by a Vrātya who knows thus, no place of abode remains for him in this world.