Atharvaveda · Sūkta 2.7
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2.7.1
अघद्विष्टा देवजाता वीरुच्छपथयोपनी ।
आपो मलमिव प्राणैक्षीत्सर्वान् मच्छपथामधि ॥ २.७.१ ॥
Hateful to evil, born of the gods, the herb that cuts off curses: as water washes away dirt, may it wash all curses off me.
2.7.2
यश्च सापत्नः शपथो जाम्याः शपथश्च यः ।
ब्रह्मा यन् मन्युतः शपात्सर्वं तन् नो अधस्पदम् ॥ २.७.२ ॥
The curse of a rival co-wife, the curse of a kinswoman, and whatever curse the priest has laid in anger — may all of that go down beneath our feet.
2.7.3
दिवो मूलमवततं पृथिव्या अध्युत्ततम् ।
तेन सहस्रकाण्डेन परि णः पाहि विश्वतः ॥ २.७.३ ॥
The root of heaven, stretched downward, and above the earth, stretched upward — with that thousand-stalked (plant) protect us on every side.
2.7.4
परि मां परि मे प्रजां परि णः पाहि यद्धनम् ।
अरातिर्नो मा तारीन् मा नस्तारिशुरभिमातयः ॥ २.७.४ ॥
Protect me all around, protect my offspring all around, protect our wealth all around. May the hostile one not overcome us, nor hostile intentions overcome us.
2.7.5
शप्तारमेतु शपथो यः सुहार्त्तेन नः सह ।
चक्षुर्मन्त्रस्य दुर्हार्दः पृष्टीरपि शृणीमसि ॥ २.७.५ ॥
May the curse that comes together with our friend go back to the one who cursed. The evil-hearted one's eye-charm, we break even its backs.