Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.130
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1.130.1
एन्द्र॑ या॒ह्युप॑ नः परा॒वतो॒ नायमच्छा॑ वि॒दथा॑नीव॒ सत्प॑ति॒रस्तं॒ राजे॑व॒ सत्प॑तिः॒ हवा॑महे त्वा व॒यम् ।
प्रय॑स्वन्तः सु॒ते सचा॑ पु॒त्रासो॒ न पि॒तरं॒ वाज॑सातये॒ मंहि॑ष्ठं॒ वाज॑सातये ॥
Indra, come to us from afar, as the lord of the good comes to the assemblies and as a king to his home; we call you, the lord of the good. Offering at the pressing of Soma, we call you, the greatest, for winning spoils, as sons call their father.
1.130.2
पिबा॒ सोम॑मिन्द्र सुवा॒नमद्रि॑भिः॒ कोशे॑न सि॒क्तम॑व॒तं न वंस॑गस्तातृषा॒णो न वंस॑गः॒ मदा॑य हर्य॒ताय॑ ते ।
तु॒विष्ट॑माय॒ धाय॑से॒ आ त्वा॑ यच्छन्तु ह॒रितो॒ न सूर्य॒महा॒ विश्वे॑व॒ सूर्य॑म् ॥
Drink the Soma, Indra, pressed with stones and strained through the filter-cloth, as the thirsty drinks. For exhilaration and joy, may your tawny steeds bear you to the most vigorous for bounty, like the sun, like the sun in all days.
1.130.3
अवि॑न्दद्दि॒वो निहि॑तं॒ गुहा॑ नि॒धिं वेर्न गर्भं॒ परि॑वीत॒मश्म॑नि अन॒न्ते अ॒न्तरश्म॑नि व्र॒जं व॒ज्री गवा॑मिव ।
सिषा॑स॒न्नङ्गि॑रस्तमः॒ अपा॑वृणो॒दिष॒ इन्द्रः॒ परी॑वृता॒ द्वार॒ इषः॒ परी॑वृताः ॥
He found the treasure hidden in the cave of heaven, like the embryo enclosed within the hero; within the boundless stone, the bolt-wielder Indra found the cows' pen. Indra, greatest of the Angirases, desiring, opened the enclosed stores; Indra opened the enclosed doors, the enclosed refreshments.
1.130.4
दा॒दृ॒हा॒णो वज्र॒मिन्द्रो॒ गभ॑स्त्योः॒ क्षद्मे॑व ति॒ग्ममस॑नाय॒ सं श्य॑दहि॒हत्या॑य॒ सं श्य॑त्संविव्या॒न ओज॑सा ।
शवो॑भिरिन्द्र म॒ज्मना॒ तष्टे॑व वृ॒क्षं व॒निनो॒ नि वृ॑श्चसि पर॒श्वेव॒ नि वृ॑श्चसि ॥
Strengthening the bolt in both hands, Indra, like a sharp axe, held the sharp weapon; he became able to slay the serpent, enveloped with vigor, he became able. O Indra, with your might and powers, like a carpenter cutting a tree, you cut down the forest trees, as with an axe you cut them down.
1.130.5
त्वं वृथा॑ न॒द्य॑ इन्द्र॒ सर्त॒वेऽछा॑ समु॒द्रम॑सृजो॒ रथाँ॑ इव वाजय॒तो रथाँ॑ इव इ॒त ऊ॒तीर॑युञ्जत ।
स॒मा॒नमर्थ॒मक्षि॑तं धे॒नूरि॑व॒ मन॑वे वि॒श्वदो॑हसो॒ जना॑य वि॒श्वदो॑हसः ॥
Not in vain, O Indra, did you release the rivers to flow toward the ocean, as one releases chariots seeking strength; from here they yoked the aids. For one undiminished purpose, like cows for Manu, all-milking for the people, all-milking.
1.130.6
इ॒मां ते॒ वाचं॑ वसू॒यन्त॑ आ॒यवो॒ रथं॒ न धीरः॒ स्वपा॑ अतक्षिषुः सु॒म्नाय॒ त्वाम॑तक्षिषुः शु॒म्भन्तो॒ जेन्यं॑ यथा ।
वाजे॑षु विप्र वा॒जिन॒मत्य॑मिव॒ शव॑से सा॒तये॒ धना॒ विश्वा॒ धना॑नि सा॒तये॑ ॥
This speech is for you, poets seeking wealth; as a wise craftsman of skilled hands fashions a chariot, so they fashioned it for your good fortune. Like a shining youth in the contests, O sage, like a racehorse, for might, for winning, for winning all treasures.
1.130.7
भि॒नत्पुरो॑ नव॒तिमि॑न्द्र पू॒रवे॒ दिवो॑दासाय॒ महि॑ दा॒शुषे॑ नृतो॒ वज्रे॑ण दा॒शुषे॑ नृतो अतिथि॒ग्वाय॒ शम्ब॑रं ।
गि॒रेरु॒ग्रो अवा॑भरन्म॒हो धना॑नि॒ दय॑मान॒ ओज॑सा॒ विश्वा॒ धना॒न्योज॑सा ॥
Indra, for Pūru you shattered ninety-nine fortresses; for Divodāsa and the generous Atithigva, O manly one, you struck down Śambara with the thunderbolt. Fierce from the mountain, you brought down great treasures, bestowing them with your strength, and with strength you won all the treasures.
1.130.8
इन्द्रः॑ स॒मत्सु॒ यज॑मान॒मार्यं॒ प्राव॒द्विश्वे॑षु श॒तमू॑तिरा॒जिषु॒ स्व॑र्मीळ्हेष्वा॒जिषु॒ मन॑वे॒ शास॑दव्र॒तान् ।
त्वचं॑ कृ॒ष्णाम॑रन्धय॒त्दक्ष॒न्न विश्वं॑ ततृषा॒णमो॑षति॒ न्य॑र्शसा॒नमो॑षति ॥
Indra protects the noble sacrificer in contests; he, of a hundred protections, in all battles, in the battles for the good light. Ruling over the lawless for Manu, he darkened the black skin; as fire burns everything, so he burned down the thirsty greedy one.
1.130.9
सूर॑श्च॒क्रं प्र वृ॑हज्जा॒त ओज॑सा प्रपि॒त्वे वाच॑मरु॒णो मु॑षायतीशा॒न आ मु॑षायति उ॒शना॒ यत्प॑रा॒वतः॑ ।
अज॑गन्नू॒तये॑ कवे सु॒म्नानि॒ विश्वा॒ मनु॑षेव तु॒र्वणि॒रहा॒ विश्वे॑व तु॒र्वणिः॑ ॥
The wheel of the sun rolls forward; born with strength, he drives it forward. The ruddy one steals speech, ruling he steals, when Uśanā came from afar. O seer, you came near to us for help, bringing all favours, like Turvaṇi for a man, like Turvaṇi in all the days.
1.130.10
स नो॒ नव्ये॑भिर्वृषकर्मन्नु॒क्थैः पुरां॑ दर्तः पा॒युभिः॑ पाहि श॒ग्मैः ।
दि॒वो॒दा॒सेभि॑रिन्द्र॒ स्तवा॑नो वावृधी॒था अहो॑भिरिव॒ द्यौः ॥
May he, with new hymns, protect us with protections and auspicious praises, O bull-acting one, O breaker of forts. With Divodāsa, O Indra, praised, may you grow, as heaven grows day by day.