Ṛgveda · Sūkta 10.136
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10.136.1
के॒श्य॑ग्निं के॒शी वि॒षं के॒शी बि॑भर्ति॒ रोद॑सी ।
के॒शी विश्वं॒ स्व॑र्दृ॒शे के॒शीदं ज्योति॑रुच्यते ॥
The long-haired one bears Agni; the long-haired one bears poison; the long-haired one bears heaven and earth. The long-haired one bears the whole world so that it may be seen in sunlight; the long-haired one is called this light.
10.136.2
मुन॑यो॒ वात॑रशनाः पि॒शङ्गा॑ वसते॒ मला॑ ।
वात॒स्यानु॒ ध्राजिं॑ यन्ति॒ यद्दे॒वासो॒ अवि॑क्षत ॥
The sages, girdled with the wind, wear tawny garments. When the gods have entered them, they go following the course of the wind.
10.136.3
उन्म॑दिता॒ मौने॑येन॒ वाताँ॒ आ त॑स्थिमा व॒यम् ।
शरी॒रेद॒स्माकं॑ यू॒यं मर्ता॑सो अ॒भि प॑श्यथ ॥
Made frenzied by the ascetic's discipline, we have risen up with the winds. O mortals, you indeed behold only our bodies.
10.136.4
अ॒न्तरि॑क्षेण पतति॒ विश्वा॑ रू॒पाव॒चाक॑शत् ।
मुनि॑र्दे॒वस्य॑देवस्य॒ सौकृ॑त्याय॒ सखा॑ हि॒तः ॥
Through the mid-air he flies, beholding all forms. The muni, friend of the god of gods, is appointed for the noble work.
10.136.5
वात॒स्याश्वो॑ वा॒योः सखाथो॑ दे॒वेषि॑तो॒ मुनिः॑ ।
उ॒भौ स॑मु॒द्रावा क्षे॑ति॒ यश्च॒ पूर्व॑ उ॒ताप॑रः ॥
The steed of the wind, friend of Vayu, the muni sent forth by the gods — he dwells over both oceans, he who was first and he who is later.
10.136.6
अ॒प्स॒रसां॑ गन्ध॒र्वाणां॑ मृ॒गाणां॒ चर॑णे॒ चर॑न् ।
के॒शी केत॑स्य वि॒द्वान्त्सखा॑ स्वा॒दुर्म॒दिन्त॑मः ॥
Roaming in the realm of the apsarases, gandharvas, and wild beasts, the long-haired one, knower of the wise insight, friend, sweet, most exhilarating.
10.136.7
वा॒युर॑स्मा॒ उपा॑मन्थत्पि॒नष्टि॑ स्मा कुनन्न॒मा ।
के॒शी वि॒षस्य॒ पात्रे॑ण॒ यद्रु॒द्रेणापि॑बत्स॒ह ॥
Vāyu churns near for him; he becomes like crushed dust when, together with Rudra, he drinks from the cup of poison.