Atharvaveda · Sūkta 19.2
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19.2.1
शं त आपो हैमवतीः शमु ते सन्तूत्स्याः ।
शं ते सनिष्यदा आपः शमु ते सन्तु वर्ष्याः ॥ १९.२.१ ॥
May the waters born of the Himālaya be auspicious for you, and may the waters from the springs be auspicious for you. May the waters flowing down be auspicious for you, and may the waters from the rain be auspicious for you.
19.2.2
शं त आपो धन्वन्याः शं ते सन्त्वनूप्याः ।
शं ते खनित्रिमा आपः शं याः कुम्भेभिराभृताः ॥ १९.२.२ ॥
May the waters from the desert be auspicious for you, and may the waters from the moist land be auspicious for you. May the water of the dug well be auspicious for you, and may the waters brought in jars be auspicious.
19.2.3
अनभ्रयः खनमाना विप्रा गम्भीरे अपसः ।
भिषग्भ्यो भिषक्तरा आपो अछा वदामसि ॥ १९.२.३ ॥
Not born of clouds, but dug from the earth by the digging seers who labour in the deep place: we call these waters better healers than the physicians themselves.
19.2.4
अपामह दिव्यानामपां स्रोतस्यानाम् ।
अपामह प्रणेजनेऽश्वा भवथ वाजिनः ॥ १९.२.४ ॥
Indeed, among the divine waters and the streams that flow, as the waters drive onward you become swift horses.
19.2.5
ता अपः शिवा अपोऽयक्ष्मंकरणीरपः ।
यथैव तृप्यते मयस्तास्त आ दत्त भेषजीः ॥ १९.२.५ ॥
Those auspicious waters, the waters that make one free from wasting disease — just as one is satisfied with joy, so, O waters, give us your healing medicines.