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Being praised, dost thou fare according to our will;<br />

Yoke, O Indra, thy two bay steeds [1].<br />

d They have eaten, they have rejoiced,<br />

The dear ones have dispelled (evil),<br />

The radiant sages have been praised with newest hymn;<br />

Yoke, O Indra, thy two bay steeds.<br />

e The Pitrs have eaten, the Pitrs have rejoiced, the Pitrs have been glad, the Pitrs have purified<br />

themselves.<br />

f Go away, O ye Pitrs, Soma loving,<br />

With your majestic ancient paths;<br />

Then reach ye the kindly Pitrs<br />

Who carouse in company with Yama.<br />

h Mind let us summon hither<br />

With the praise of Naraçansa<br />

And the reverence of the Pitrs.<br />

h Let mind return to us [2]<br />

For vigour, for insight, for life,<br />

And that long we may see the sun.'<br />

i May the Pitrs restore mind to us,<br />

May the host of the gods;<br />

May we belong to the band of the living.<br />

k Whatever hurt we have done to atmosphere, to earth, to sky,<br />

To mother or to father,<br />

May Agni of the house free me from this sin;<br />

May he make me blameless<br />

In respect of all the ill we have wrought.<br />

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a For each he offers on one potsherd, and one over.<br />

b As many as we are of the house, to them have I made prosperity.<br />

c Thou art the protection of cattle, the protection of the sacrifice; give<br />

me protection.<br />

d Rudra alone yieldeth to no second.<br />

e The mole is thy beast, O Rudra; rejoice in it.<br />

f This is thy portion, O Rudra, with thy sister Ambika; rejoice in it.<br />

g (Give) medicine for ox, for horse, for man,<br />

And medicine for us, medicine<br />

That it be rich in healing,<br />

Good [1] for ram and sheep.<br />

h We have appeased, O lady, Rudra,<br />

The god Tryambaka;<br />

That he may make us prosperous,<br />

That he may increase our wealth,<br />

That he may make us rich in cattle,<br />

That he may embolden us.<br />

i To Tryambaka we make offering,<br />

The fragrant, increaser of prosperity;<br />

Like a cucumber from its stem,<br />

From death may I be loosened, not from immortality.<br />

k This is thy portion, O Rudra; rejoice in it; with it for food, do thou go away beyond the<br />

Mujavants.<br />

l With unstrung bow, thy club in thy hand, clad in skins.<br />

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Keith: Taittiriya-Samhita, Translation - Page 72 of 341

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