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Atharvaveda · Sūkta 6.139

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6.139.1

न्यस्तिका रुरोहिथ सुभगंकरणी मम ।
शतं तव प्रतानास्त्रयस्त्रिंशन् नितानाः ।
तया सहस्रपर्ण्या हृदयं शोषयामि ते ॥ ६.१३९.१ ॥

The nyastikā has grown up, which makes me fortunate. Your hundred runners, thirty-three spread out. With that thousand-leaved plant I dry up her heart.

6.139.2

शुष्यतु मयि ते हृदयमथो शुष्यत्वास्यम् ।
अथो नि शुष्य मां कामेनाथो शुष्कास्या चर ॥ ६.१३९.२ ॥

May your heart dry up toward me, and your mouth too. Dry down in desire for me, and go about dry-mouthed.

6.139.3

संवननी समुष्पला बभ्रु कल्याणि सं नुद ।
अमूं च मां च सं नुद समानं हृदयं कृधि ॥ ६.१३९.३ ॥

O binding one, flowering together, tawny, auspicious one, push her and me together. Make our hearts one.

6.139.4

यथोदकमपपुषोऽपशुष्यत्यास्यम् ।
एवा नि शुष्य मां कामेनाथो शुष्कास्या चर ॥ ६.१३९.४ ॥

Just as the mouth dries when the water has been drunk, so dry down in desire for me, and go about dry-mouthed.

6.139.5

यथा नकुलो विछिद्य संदधात्यहिं पुनः ।
एवा कामस्य विछिन्नं सं धेहि वीर्यावति ॥ ६.१३९.५ ॥

As the mongoose cuts the snake apart and joins it together again, so, O mighty one, join together the severed bond of desire.