Atharvaveda · Sūkta 3.5
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3.5.1
आयमगन् पर्णमणिर्बली बलेन प्रमृणन्त्सपत्नान् ।
ओजो देवानां पय ओषधीनां वर्चसा मा जिन्वन्त्वप्रयावन् ॥ ३.५.१ ॥
This leaf-gem has come, powerful, crushing rivals with might. May the vigour of the gods and the sap of the herbs, unfailing, invigorate me with splendour.
3.5.2
मयि क्षत्रं पर्णमणे मयि धारयताद्रयिम् ।
अहं राष्ट्रस्याभीवर्गे निजो भूयासमुत्तमः ॥ ३.५.२ ॥
O leaf-gem, establish in me sovereign power and wealth; may I become the foremost of my own among the assembly of the realm.
3.5.3
यं निदधुर्वनस्पतौ गुह्यं देवाः प्रियं मणिम् ।
तमस्मभ्यं सहायुषा देवा ददतु भर्तवे ॥ ३.५.३ ॥
The dear hidden gem that the gods placed in the tree — may the gods give that to us, together with long life, for our sustenance.
3.5.4
सोमस्य पर्णः सह उग्रमागन्न् इन्द्रेण दत्तो वरुणेन शिष्टः ।
तं प्रियासं बहु रोचमानो दीर्घायुत्वाय शतशारदाय ॥ ३.५.४ ॥
The leaf of Soma has come with mighty strength, given by Indra and preserved by Varuṇa. Dear and shining greatly, may it be for long life, for a hundred autumns.
3.5.5
आ मारुक्षत्पर्णमणिर्मह्या अरिष्टतातये ।
यथाहमुत्तरोऽसान्यर्यम्ण उत संविदः ॥ ३.५.५ ॥
May the leaf-gem climb upon me for my well-being, so that I may become superior to Aryaman and to the assembled ones.
3.5.6
ये धीवानो रथकाराः कर्मारा ये मनीषिणः ।
उपस्तीन् पर्ण मह्यं त्वं सर्वान् कृण्वभितो जनान् ॥ ३.५.६ ॥
Those who are weavers of the sacred craft, chariot-makers, smiths, and the wise ones — O leaf, for me make all the dependents, on every side, into people under me.
3.5.7
ये राजानो राजकृतः सूता ग्रामण्यश्च ये ।
उपस्तीन् पर्ण मह्यं त्वं सर्वान् कृण्वभितो जनान् ॥ ३.५.७ ॥
Those who are kings, appointed by kings, charioteers, and village headmen — O Parṇa, make all the people round about submissive to me.
3.5.8
पर्णोऽसि तनूपानः सयोनिर्वीरो वीरेण मया ।
संवत्सरस्य तेजसा तेन बध्नामि त्वा मणे ॥ ३.५.८ ॥
You are Parṇa, protector of the body, of the same origin, a hero; with me, the hero. By the lustre of the year I bind you with that, O amulet.