Ṛgveda · Sūkta 7.68
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7.68.1
आ शु॑भ्रा यातमश्विना॒ स्वश्वा॒ गिरो॑ दस्रा जुजुषा॒णा यु॒वाकोः॑ ।
ह॒व्यानि॑ च॒ प्रति॑भृता वी॒तं नः॑ ॥
O bright Aśvins, lords of fine horses, come hither. O wondrous ones, pleased by our praises, enjoy the offerings set before you for us.
7.68.2
प्र वा॒मन्धां॑सि॒ मद्या॑न्यस्थु॒ररं॑ गन्तं ह॒विषो॑ वी॒तये॑ मे ।
ति॒रो अ॒र्यो हव॑नानि श्रु॒तं नः॑ ॥
Intoxicating foods have been set ready for you. Come well, to enjoy the oblation meant for me. Hear our calls even from afar.
7.68.3
प्र वां॒ रथो॒ मनो॑जवा इयर्ति ति॒रो रजां॑स्यश्विना श॒तोतिः॑ ।
अ॒स्मभ्यं॑ सूर्यावसू इया॒नः ॥
Your chariot, swift as thought, speeds you across the realms. O Aśvins, hundred-helping, lords of sun and wealth, you are coming for us.
7.68.4
अ॒यं ह॒ यद्वां॑ देव॒या उ॒ अद्रि॑रू॒र्ध्वो विव॑क्ति सोम॒सुद्यु॒वभ्या॑म् ।
आ व॒ल्गू विप्रो॑ ववृतीत ह॒व्यैः ॥
When this stone, dear to the gods, rises high and sounds forth the soma-pressing for you two, may the fair inspired priest turn hither with his offerings.
7.68.5
चि॒त्रं ह॒ यद्वां॒ भोज॑नं॒ न्वस्ति॒ न्यत्र॑ये॒ महि॑ष्वन्तं युयोतम् ।
यो वा॑मो॒मानं॒ दध॑ते प्रि॒यः सन् ॥
Wondrous indeed, now the food is prepared for you two. Drive down the buffalo-rich wealth for Atri, and may he who holds your shelter be dear to you.
7.68.6
उ॒त त्यद्वां॑ जुर॒ते अ॑श्विना भू॒च्च्यवा॑नाय प्र॒तीत्यं॑ हवि॒र्दे ।
अधि॒ यद्वर्प॑ इ॒तऊ॑ति ध॒त्थः ॥
And that deed of yours, O Aśvins, became a reward for aged Cyavāna, the offering-giver; when by your aid you bore his form, it was accomplished.
7.68.7
उ॒त त्यं भु॒ज्युम॑श्विना॒ सखा॑यो॒ मध्ये॑ जहुर्दु॒रेवा॑सः समु॒द्रे ।
निरीं॑ पर्ष॒दरा॑वा॒ यो यु॒वाकुः॑ ॥
And his companions, ill-dwelling, left Bhujyu in the middle of the sea. But the youthful, ever-dedicated one lifted him up and out.
7.68.8
वृका॑य चि॒ज्जस॑मानाय शक्तमु॒त श्रु॑तं श॒यवे॑ हू॒यमा॑ना ।
याव॒घ्न्यामपि॑न्वतम॒पो न स्त॒र्यं॑ चिच्छ॒क्त्य॑श्विना॒ शची॑भिः ॥
Grant strength, you two, to the wolf who is worn out. Hear also the one who lies down and is being called to you two. As with the unslain cow, as with the barren cow, you filled the waters; O Aśvins, do likewise with your power and deeds.
7.68.9
ए॒ष स्य का॒रुर्ज॑रते सू॒क्तैरग्रे॑ बुधा॒न उ॒षसां॑ सु॒मन्मा॑ ।
इ॒षा तं व॑र्धद॒घ्न्या पयो॑भिर्यू॒यं पा॑त स्व॒स्तिभिः॒ सदा॑ नः ॥
This is the poet Kāru, who praises with fine hymns before the dawns awaken, with a gracious mind. May the unslain cow strengthen him with nourishment. You all, with milk and blessings, always protect us.