Ṛgveda · Sūkta 9.48

9.48.1

तं त्वा॑ नृ॒म्णानि॒ बिभ्र॑तं स॒धस्थे॑षु म॒हो दि॒वः ।
चारुं॑ सुकृ॒त्यये॑महे ॥

You, who bear your manly powers in the seats of the great heaven, the beautiful one, we seek with good work.

संवृ॑क्तधृष्णुमु॒क्थ्यं॑ म॒हाम॑हिव्रतं॒ मद॑म् ।
श॒तं पुरो॑ रुरु॒क्षणि॑म् ॥

The bold one of closed-in strength, worthy of praise, of great sacred vow, the exhilarating draught, desires to break open a hundred strongholds.

अत॑स्त्वा र॒यिम॒भि राजा॑नं सुक्रतो दि॒वः ।
सु॒प॒र्णो अ॑व्य॒थिर्भ॑रत् ॥

Therefore, O good-minded one, the well-winged bird, unshaken, bears you, king of heaven, toward wealth.

विश्व॑स्मा॒ इत्स्व॑र्दृ॒शे साधा॑रणं रज॒स्तुर॑म् ।
गो॒पामृ॒तस्य॒ विर्भ॑रत् ॥

Indeed, for all, the light for sight, shared, stirring the realm; the guardian of cosmic order, the wise one brings him.

अधा॑ हिन्वा॒न इ॑न्द्रि॒यं ज्यायो॑ महि॒त्वमा॑नशे ।
अ॒भि॒ष्टि॒कृद्विच॑र्षणिः ॥

Then, stirring on, he gains greater vigor and greatness; the protector against enemies, the all-seeing one, has attained it.