Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.191
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1.191.1
कङ्क॑तो॒ न कङ्क॒तोऽथो॑ सती॒नक॑ङ्कतः ।
द्वाविति॒ प्लुषी॒ इति॒ न्य॑दृष्टा॑ अलिप्सत ॥
Like the kaṅkata, the kaṅkata and the satīnakaṅkata, and the two called plúṣi — the unseen ones have been pressed down.
1.191.2
अ॒दृष्टा॑न्हन्त्याय॒ती अथो॑ हन्ति पराय॒ती ।
अथो॑ अवघ्न॒ती ह॑न्ति॒ अथो॑ पिनष्टि पिंष॒ती ॥
She strikes the unseen ones as she comes, and strikes as she goes; she strikes them down with blows, and crushes them by grinding.
1.191.3
श॒रासः॒ कुश॑रासो द॒र्भासः॑ सै॒र्या उ॒त ।
मौ॒ञ्जा अ॒दृष्टा॑ वैरि॒णाः सर्वे॑ सा॒कं न्य॑लिप्सत ॥
Reeds, kuśara-grasses, darbha-grasses, sairya-reeds, and mauñja-grasses — all the unseen enemies have been pressed down together.
1.191.4
नि गावो॑ गो॒ष्ठे अ॑सद॒न्नि मृ॒गासो॑ अविक्षत ।
नि के॒तवो॒ जना॑नां॒ न्य॑दृष्टा॑ अलिप्सत ॥
The cows have settled down in the cow-pen, the deer have lain down; the lights of people have sunk low, and the unseen ones have been pressed down.
1.191.5
ए॒त उ॒ त्ये प्रत्य॑दृश्रन्प्रदो॒षं तस्क॑रा इव ।
अदृ॑ष्टा॒ विश्व॑दृष्टाः॒ प्रति॑बुद्धा अभूतन ॥
These are the ones that appeared like thieves in the evening dusk; you unseen ones, you who see all, have become watchful.
1.191.6
द्यौर्वः॑ पि॒ता पृ॑थि॒वी मा॒ता सोमो॒ भ्रातादि॑तिः॒ स्वसा॑ ।
अदृ॑ष्टा॒ विश्व॑दृष्टाः॒ तिष्ठ॑ते॒लय॑ता॒ सु क॑म् ॥
Sky is your father, earth your mother, Soma your brother, Aditi your sister; you unseen ones, you who see all, stand firm, go well, and be at ease.
1.191.7
ये अंस्या॒ ये अङ्ग्याः॑ सू॒चीका॒ ये प्र॑कङ्क॒ताः ।
अदृ॑ष्टाः॒ किं च॒नेह वः॒ सर्वे॑ सा॒कं नि ज॑स्यत ॥
You who dwell on the shoulder, you who have limbs, you needle-like ones, you creeping ones — O unseen ones, whoever of you is here, may you all together be laid low.
1.191.8
उत्पु॒रस्ता॒त्सूर्य॑ एति वि॒श्वदृ॑ष्टो अदृष्ट॒हा ।
अ॒दृष्टा॒न्त्सर्वा॑ञ्ज॒म्भय॒न्त्सर्वा॑श्च यातुधा॒न्यः॑ ॥
The sun rises up from the east, all-seeing, slayer of the unseen. Smiting all the unseen ones and all the sorcery-wielding demons, he rises.
1.191.9
उद॑पप्तद॒सौ सूर्यः॑ पु॒रु विश्वा॑नि॒ जूर्व॑न् ।
आ॒दि॒त्यः पर्व॑तेभ्यो वि॒श्वदृ॑ष्टो अदृष्ट॒हा ॥
That sun has risen up, the son of Aditi, from the mountains, swiftly traversing many things. All-seeing, slayer of the unseen.
1.191.10
सूर्ये॑ वि॒षमा स॑जामि॒ दृतिं॒ सुरा॑वतो गृ॒हे सो चि॒न्नु न म॑राति॒ नो व॒यं म॑राम ।
आ॒रे अ॑स्य॒ योज॑नं हरि॒ष्ठा मधु॑ त्वा मधु॒ला च॑कार ॥
In the sun I place the poison, the sting in the house of the one with fine soma. He indeed does not die, and we shall not die. May its reach be far off; the most bright one made you honey, the sweet one made you honey.
1.191.11
इ॒य॒त्ति॒का श॑कुन्ति॒का स॒का ज॑घास ते वि॒षं सो चि॒न्नु न म॑राति॒ नो व॒यं म॑राम ।
आ॒रे अ॑स्य॒ योज॑नं हरि॒ष्ठा मधु॑ त्वा मधु॒ला च॑कार ॥
The little one of small size, the small bird, she who is the friend, has swallowed your poison. He indeed does not die, and we shall not die. May its reach be far off; the most bright one made you honey, the sweet one made you honey.
1.191.12
त्रिः स॒प्त वि॑ष्पुलिङ्ग॒का वि॒षस्य॒ पुष्य॑मक्ष॒न्ताश्चि॒न्नु न म॑रन्ति॒ नो व॒यं म॑राम ।
आ॒रे अ॑स्य॒ योज॑नं हरि॒ष्ठा मधु॑ त्वा मधु॒ला च॑कार ॥
Thrice seven, the spark-bearing ones of poison, have devoured the poison-fruit. They indeed do not die, and we shall not die. May its reach be far off; the most bright one made you honey, the sweet one made you honey.
1.191.13
न॒वा॒नां न॑वती॒नां वि॒षस्य॒ रोपु॑षीणां॒ सर्वा॑सामग्रभं॒ नाम॑ ।
आ॒रे अ॑स्य॒ योज॑नं हरि॒ष्ठा मधु॑ त्वा मधु॒ला च॑कार ॥
Of the ninety-nine poisons, I have seized all the wounding names. Its course is far away; O tawny one, the sweet one has made you honey.
1.191.14
त्रिः स॒प्त म॑यू॒र्यः॑ स॒प्त स्वसा॑रो अ॒ग्रुवः॑ ।
तास्ते॑ वि॒षं वि ज॑भ्रिर उद॒कं कु॒म्भिनी॑रिव ॥
Thrice seven peacock-like sisters, unwounded, have carried your poison apart, as pots carry water.
1.191.15
इ॒य॒त्त॒कः कु॑षुम्भ॒कस्त॒कं भि॑न॒द्म्यश्म॑ना ।
ततो॑ वि॒षं प्र वा॑वृते॒ परा॑ची॒रनु॑ सं॒वतः॑ ॥
So big, the little safflower worm: I break that worm with a stone. From there the poison has turned away, going far, after the paths.
1.191.16
कु॒षु॒म्भ॒कस्तद॑ब्रवीद्गि॒रेः प्र॑वर्तमान॒कः ।
वृश्चि॑कस्यार॒सं वि॒षम॑र॒सं वृ॑श्चिक ते वि॒षम् ॥
Kusumbhaka, the moving one from the mountain, said that: the scorpion's poison is juiceless, juiceless, O scorpion, is your poison.