Atharvaveda · Sūkta 6.124
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6.124.1
दिवो नु मां बृहतो अन्तरिक्षादपां स्तोको अभ्यपप्तद्रसेन ।
समिन्द्रियेन पयसाहमग्ने छन्दोभिर्यज्ञैः सुकृतां कृतेन ॥ ६.१२४.१ ॥
From heaven, from the great atmosphere, a drop of water has fallen upon me, with essence, vital power and milk. O Agni, I am joined with the metres, with sacrifices, with the fruit of good deeds.
6.124.2
यदि वृक्षादभ्यपप्तत्फलं तद्यद्यन्तरिक्षात्स उ वायुरेव ।
यत्रास्पृक्षत्तन्वो यच्च वासस आपो नुदन्तु निर्ऋतिं पराचैः ॥ ६.१२४.२ ॥
Whether it was a fruit fallen from a tree, or whether it came from the atmosphere, it is indeed just the wind. Where it has touched the body or the garment, let the waters drive away misfortune far off.
6.124.3
अभ्यञ्जनं सुरभि सा समृद्धिर्हिरण्यं वर्चस्तदु पूत्रिममेव ।
सर्वा पवित्रा वितताध्यस्मत्तन् मा तारीन् निर्ऋतिर्मो अरातिः ॥ ६.१२४.३ ॥
The fragrant anointing is that prosperity; gold and brilliance likewise are purifying. All purifying waters are spread out over us; may misfortune and enmity not cross over my body.