Atharvaveda · Sūkta 19.57
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19.57.1
यथा कलां यथा शफं यथा र्णं सन्नयन्ति ।
एवा दुष्वप्न्यं सर्वमप्रिये सं नयामसि ॥ १९.५७.१ ॥
As one gathers a fragment, a hoof, a debt, so we gather together all bad dreams and send them to the unfriendly one.
19.57.2
सं राजानो अगुः समृणाम्यगुः सं कुष्ठा अगुः सं कला अगुः ।
समस्मासु यद्दुष्वप्न्यं निर्द्विषते दुष्वप्न्यं सुवाम ॥ १९.५७.२ ॥
Kings have come together, I bind together; kuṣṭha plants have come together, fragments have come together. Whatever bad dream is among them, we send it forth to the hater.
19.57.3
देवानां पत्नीनां गर्भ यमस्य कर यो भद्रः स्वप्न ।
स मम यः पापस्तद्द्विषते प्र हिण्मः ।
मा तृष्टानामसि कृष्णशकुनेर्मुखम् ॥ १९.५७.३ ॥
Womb of the wives of the gods, hand of Yama — O auspicious dream, the sin that is mine we send forth to the hater. You are not of the bold ones; you are the mouth of the black bird.
19.57.4
तं त्वा स्वप्न तथा सं विद्म स त्वं स्वप्नाश्व इव कायमश्व इव नीनाहम् ।
अनास्माकं देवपीयुं पियारुं वप यदस्मासु दुष्वप्न्यं यद्गोषु यच्च नो गृहे ॥ १९.५७.४ ॥
O dream, thus we know you; you are that dream. As a horse binds a body, so I bind you. The god-harmer who is not ours, the harmer — sow him and cast him out: the bad dream that is in us, in our cattle, and in our house.
19.57.5
अनास्माकस्तद्देवपीयुः पियारुर्निष्कमिव प्रति मुञ्चताम् ।
नवारत्नीन् अपमया अस्माकं ततः परि ।
दुष्वप्न्यं सर्वं द्विषते निर्दयामसि ॥ १९.५७.५ ॥
That god-harmer who is not ours, the harmer, let him release it back like a gold necklace. Nine cubits away, let it be far from us. All bad dreams we drive out toward the hater.