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10.37.1

नमो॑ मि॒त्रस्य॒ वरु॑णस्य॒ चक्ष॑से म॒हो दे॒वाय॒ तदृ॒तं स॑पर्यत ।
दू॒रे॒दृशे॑ दे॒वजा॑ताय के॒तवे॑ दि॒वस्पु॒त्राय॒ सूर्या॑य शंसत ॥

Homage to the sight of Mitra and Varuṇa. Serve that great god who is cosmic order; proclaim the far-seen, god-born sun, the bright-banner son of heaven, Sūrya.

10.37.2

सा मा॑ स॒त्योक्तिः॒ परि॑ पातु वि॒श्वतो॒ द्यावा॑ च॒ यत्र॑ त॒तन॒न्नहा॑नि च ।
विश्व॑म॒न्यन्नि वि॑शते॒ यदेज॑ति वि॒श्वाहापो॑ वि॒श्वाहोदे॑ति॒ सूर्यः॑ ॥

May that true speech guard me on every side, where heaven and earth and the days stretch out. Whatever moves enters into another; the waters flow always, and the sun always rises.

10.37.3

न ते॒ अदे॑वः प्र॒दिवो॒ नि वा॑सते॒ यदे॑त॒शेभिः॑ पत॒रै र॑थ॒र्यसि॑ ।
प्रा॒चीन॑म॒न्यदनु॑ वर्तते॒ रज॒ उद॒न्येन॒ ज्योति॑षा यासि सूर्य ॥

For you no non-god lingers on the far-seen path, when you drive your chariot with the charioteers and guides. The former goes one way, another follows the space; with another light you go up, O Sūrya.

10.37.4

येन॑ सूर्य॒ ज्योति॑षा॒ बाध॑से॒ तमो॒ जग॑च्च॒ विश्व॑मुदि॒यर्षि॑ भा॒नुना॑ ।
तेना॒स्मद्विश्वा॒मनि॑रा॒मना॑हुति॒मपामी॑वा॒मप॑ दु॒ष्वप्न्यं॑ सुव ॥

O Sūrya, by the light with which you drive away darkness and all that moves, and rise over all with your radiance, by that same light drive from us all unfitness, unoffered oblation, sickness, and evil dreams.

10.37.5

विश्व॑स्य॒ हि प्रेषि॑तो॒ रक्ष॑सि व्र॒तमहे॑ळयन्नु॒च्चर॑सि स्व॒धा अनु॑ ।
यद॒द्य त्वा॑ सूर्योप॒ब्रवा॑महै॒ तं नो॑ दे॒वा अनु॑ मंसीरत॒ क्रतु॑म् ॥

Sent forth by all, you guard the law without harm and rise upon the paths of your own sustenance. Now, O Sūrya, as we call you near, may the gods take thought of our purpose.

10.37.6

तं नो॒ द्यावा॑पृथि॒वी तन्न॒ आप॒ इन्द्रः॑ शृण्वन्तु म॒रुतो॒ हवं॒ वचः॑ ।
मा शूने॑ भूम॒ सूर्य॑स्य सं॒दृशि॑ भ॒द्रं जीव॑न्तो जर॒णाम॑शीमहि ॥

May heaven and earth hear that for us, may the waters hear it for us, and Indra and the Maruts hear our call and speech. In the sun's sight, in the bright glow, may we not fall; living well, may we reach old age.

10.37.7

वि॒श्वाहा॑ त्वा सु॒मन॑सः सु॒चक्ष॑सः प्र॒जाव॑न्तो अनमी॒वा अना॑गसः ।
उ॒द्यन्तं॑ त्वा मित्रमहो दि॒वेदि॑वे॒ ज्योग्जी॒वाः प्रति॑ पश्येम सूर्य ॥

O Sun, may we—glad at heart, keen of sight, blessed with offspring, free from disease and guilt—live on and behold you rising day after day for a long time.

10.37.8

महि॒ ज्योति॒र्बिभ्र॑तं त्वा विचक्षण॒ भास्व॑न्तं॒ चक्षु॑षेचक्षुषे॒ मयः॑ ।
आ॒रोह॑न्तं बृह॒तः पाज॑स॒स्परि॑ व॒यं जी॒वाः प्रति॑ पश्येम सूर्य ॥

O all-seeing one, bearing great light, radiant, for the joy of the eyes, mounting from the lofty strength—may we, living, behold you.

10.37.9

यस्य॑ ते॒ विश्वा॒ भुव॑नानि के॒तुना॒ प्र चेर॑ते॒ नि च॑ वि॒शन्ते॑ अ॒क्तुभिः॑ ।
अ॒ना॒गा॒स्त्वेन॑ हरिकेश सू॒र्याह्ना॑ह्ना नो॒ वस्य॑सावस्य॒सोदि॑हि ॥

By your banner all worlds go forth and at night enter again. O bay-maned Sun, through you may we be free from guilt, and day by day come up to us with what is good.

10.37.10

शं नो॑ भव॒ चक्ष॑सा॒ शं नो॒ अह्ना॒ शं भा॒नुना॒ शं हि॒मा शं घृ॒णेन॑ ।
यथा॒ शमध्व॒ञ्च्छमस॑द्दुरो॒णे तत्सू॑र्य॒ द्रवि॑णं धेहि चि॒त्रम् ॥

Be auspicious for us; auspicious by sight, auspicious for us by day, auspicious by light, auspicious by cold, auspicious by heat, so that there may be well-being on the path and in the stronghold. O Sun, bestow that bright wealth.

10.37.11

अ॒स्माकं॑ देवा उ॒भया॑य॒ जन्म॑ने॒ शर्म॑ यच्छत द्वि॒पदे॒ चतु॑ष्पदे ।
अ॒दत्पिब॑दू॒र्जय॑मान॒माशि॑तं॒ तद॒स्मे शं योर॑र॒पो द॑धातन ॥

O gods, grant shelter for our birth, for both the biped and the quadruped. Let what is eaten, drunk, and nourished be auspicious and free of enemies to us; establish that.

10.37.12

यद्वो॑ देवाश्चकृ॒म जि॒ह्वया॑ गु॒रु मन॑सो वा॒ प्रयु॑ती देव॒हेळ॑नम् ।
अरा॑वा॒ यो नो॑ अ॒भि दु॑च्छुना॒यते॒ तस्मि॒न्तदेनो॑ वसवो॒ नि धे॑तन ॥

O gods, whatever great offense we have committed against you with the tongue, or by impulse of the mind, place that guilt, O Vasus, upon the niggard who reviles us.