Atharvaveda · Sūkta 6.30
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6.30.1
देवा इमं मधुना संयुतं यवं सरस्वत्यामधि मणावचर्कृषुः ।
इन्द्र आसीत्सीरपतिः शतक्रतुः कीनाशा आसन् मरुतः सुदानवः ॥ ६.३०.१ ॥
The gods ploughed this barley, mixed with honey, in the jewel-like ground on the bank of the Sarasvatī. Indra was the lord of the plough, of a hundred powers; the Maruts were the bountiful farmers.
6.30.2
यस्ते मदोऽवकेशो विकेशो येनाभिहस्यं पुरुषं कृणोषि ।
आरात्त्वदन्या वनानि वृक्षि त्वं शमि शतवल्शा वि रोह ॥ ६.३०.२ ॥
That intoxicating power of yours, downward-haired, disheveled, by which you make a man a target: let other trees be far from you in the forests. O Śamī, grow forth with a hundred branches.
6.30.3
बृहत्पलाशे सुभगे वर्षवृद्ध ऋतावरि ।
मातेव पुत्रेभ्यो मृड केशेभ्यः शमि ॥ ६.३०.३ ॥
O broad-leaved, auspicious one, growing with rain, rich in order: be gracious to the hair, as a mother is to her sons, O Śamī.