Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.95
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1.95.1
द्वे विरू॑पे चरतः॒ स्वर्थे॑ अ॒न्यान्या॑ व॒त्समुप॑ धापयेते ।
हरि॑र॒न्यस्यां॒ भव॑ति स्व॒धावा॑ञ्शु॒क्रो अ॒न्यस्यां॑ ददृशे सु॒वर्चाः॑ ॥
Two mothers of different forms move about, each on her own course; one after the other they bring the calf near and nurse it. In one Hari (Agni) becomes self-nourished, and in the other he is seen as bright Śukra, radiant of splendour.
1.95.2
दशे॒मं त्वष्टु॑र्जनयन्त॒ गर्भ॒मत॑न्द्रासो युव॒तयो॒ विभृ॑त्रम् ।
ति॒ग्मानी॑कं॒ स्वय॑शसं॒ जने॑षु वि॒रोच॑मानं॒ परि॑ षीं नयन्ति ॥
Ten untiring young women brought forth this embryo of Tvaṣṭṛ; the far-extended, sharp-flamed one of his own glory, shining among the peoples, they lead around.
1.95.3
त्रीणि॒ जाना॒ परि॑ भूषन्त्यस्य समु॒द्र एकं॑ दि॒व्येक॑म॒प्सु ।
पूर्वा॒मनु॒ प्र दिशं॒ पार्थि॑वानामृ॒तून्प्र॒शास॒द्वि द॑धावनु॒ष्ठु ॥
Three of his births are adorned: one in the ocean, one in heaven, one in the waters. After the eastern quarter, he who governs the seasons set apart and established, unwearied, the direction of the earthly regions.
1.95.4
क इ॒मं वो॑ नि॒ण्यमा चि॑केत व॒त्सो मा॒तॄर्ज॑नयत स्व॒धाभिः॑ ।
ब॒ह्वी॒नां गर्भो॑ अ॒पसा॑मु॒पस्था॑न्म॒हान्क॒विर्निश्च॑रति स्व॒धावा॑न् ॥
Who has discerned this hidden one for you? The calf brought forth the mothers by their own nourishing power. Embryo of the many waters, great, a seer, rising from the lap, he moves about, self-nourished.
1.95.5
आ॒विष्ट्यो॑ वर्धते॒ चारु॑रासु जि॒ह्माना॑मू॒र्ध्वः स्वय॑शा उ॒पस्थे॑ ।
उ॒भे त्वष्टु॑र्बिभ्यतु॒र्जाय॑मानात्प्रती॒ची सिं॒हं प्रति॑ जोषयेते ॥
Manifest, the beautiful one grows between these two; upright among the crooked, of his own glory, in the lap. Both, fearing the one born of Tvaṣṭṛ, turned westward, cling lovingly toward the lion.
1.95.6
उ॒भे भ॒द्रे जो॑षयेते॒ न मेने॒ गावो॒ न वा॒श्रा उप॑ तस्थु॒रेवैः॑ ।
स दक्षा॑णां॒ दक्ष॑पतिर्बभूवा॒ञ्जन्ति॒ यं द॑क्षिण॒तो ह॒विर्भिः॑ ॥
Both auspicious ones delight in him, like two milch cows, like cows that are not barren; they stand near him with the offerings. He has become lord of skilful rites, whom from the south they anoint with oblations.
1.95.7
उद्यं॑यमीति सवि॒तेव॑ बा॒हू उ॒भे सिचौ॑ यतते भी॒म ऋ॒ञ्जन् ।
उच्छु॒क्रमत्क॑मजते सि॒मस्मा॒न्नवा॑ मा॒तृभ्यो॒ वस॑ना जहाति ॥
As Savitar stretches out his two arms, the fearsome, gleaming Agni strives to hold the two ends of the warp. He lifts up the bright cloth, and from the loom he releases new garments for the mothers.
1.95.8
त्वे॒षं रू॒पं कृ॑णुत॒ उत्त॑रं॒ यत्स॑म्पृञ्चा॒नः सद॑ने॒ गोभि॑र॒द्भिः ।
क॒विर्बु॒ध्नं परि॑ मर्मृज्यते॒ धीः सा दे॒वता॑ता॒ समि॑तिर्बभूव ॥
When he joins with the cows and waters in his seat, Agni shows his mighty, shining form. The poet cleanses and adorns the foundation all around; that thought, or prayer, by divine impulse became an assembly.
1.95.9
उ॒रु ते॒ ज्रयः॒ पर्ये॑ति बु॒ध्नं वि॒रोच॑मानं महि॒षस्य॒ धाम॑ ।
विश्वे॑भिरग्ने॒ स्वय॑शोभिरि॒द्धो अद॑ब्धेभिः पा॒युभिः॑ पाह्य॒स्मान् ॥
Your wide flames move around the shining base, the abode of the buffalo-bull. O Agni, kindled with all your own glories and with unfailing protections, protect us.
1.95.10
धन्व॒न्त्स्रोतः॑ कृणुते गा॒तुमू॒र्मिं शु॒क्रैरू॒र्मिभि॑र॒भि न॑क्षति॒ क्षाम् ।
विश्वा॒ सना॑नि ज॒ठरे॑षु धत्ते अ॒न्तर्नवा॑सु चरति प्र॒सूषु॑ ॥
In the marshes he opens a way for the flowing stream; with bright waves he reaches the land. He bears all treasures in his bellies, and moves among the new waters in the flowing currents.
1.95.11
ए॒वा नो॑ अग्ने स॒मिधा॑ वृधा॒नो रे॒वत्पा॑वक॒ श्रव॑से॒ वि भा॑हि ।
तन्नो॑ मि॒त्रो वरु॑णो मामहन्ता॒मदि॑तिः॒ सिन्धुः॑ पृथि॒वी उ॒त द्यौः ॥
Thus, O Agni, grown strong with fuel, O purifier, rich in wealth, shine forth for us for fame. May Mitra and Varuṇa grant this to us; may Aditi, the Sindhu, the earth and the heaven do likewise.