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Krishna Yajur Veda

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THE YAJUR VEDA<br />

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O waters, and propagate us.<br />

e Mitra [1], having united the earth<br />

And the ground with light,<br />

Agni well-born, all-knower,<br />

Common to all men, the wide extending.<br />

f For health I unite thee, for offspring; may the All-gods, common to all men, unite thee with the<br />

Anustubh metre, in the manner of Angiras.<br />

g The Rudras, having gathered together the earth,<br />

Kindled a great light;<br />

Their ray undying<br />

Shineth clear among the gods.<br />

h United by the Vasus, the cunning Rudras,<br />

The mud fit for the rite,<br />

Making it smooth with her hands,<br />

May Sinivali fashion [2] this (pan).<br />

i Sinivali, of fair braids,<br />

Of fair head-dress, with fair locks,<br />

May she, O Aditi, O great one,<br />

Place within thy hands the pan.<br />

k Let Aditi fashion the pan with might,<br />

With her arms , with wisdom,<br />

Let her bear Agni in her womb<br />

As a mother a child in her lap.<br />

I Thou art the head of Makha.<br />

m Ye are the two feet of the sacrifice.<br />

n May the Vasus fashion thee with the Gayatri metre, in the manner of Angiras. Thou art the earth;<br />

may the Rudras fashion thee with the Tristubh metre, in the manner of Angiras. Thou art the<br />

atmosphere [3]; may the Adityas fashion thee with the Jagati metre in the manner of Angiras. Thou<br />

art the sky; may the All-gods, common to all men, fashion thee with the Anustubh metre, in the<br />

manner of Angiras. Thou art the quarters; thou art the fixed (quarter); fix in me offspring, increase of<br />

wealth, richness in cattle, richness in heroes, (subject) his fellows to the sacrificer.<br />

o Thou art the girdle of Aditi.<br />

p Let Aditi seize thy hole with the Pankti metre, in the manner of Angiras.<br />

q Having made the great pan,<br />

Wrought of clay, as a birthplace for Agni,<br />

Aditi gave it to her sons,<br />

(Saying), 'Let them cook it.'<br />

iv. 1. 6.<br />

a May the Vasus fumigate thee with the Gayatri metre, in the manner of Angiras; may the Rudras<br />

fumigate thee with the Tristubh metre, in the manner of Angiras; may the Adityas fumigate thee with<br />

the Jagati metre, in the manner of Angiras; may the All-gods, common to all men, fumigate thee with<br />

the Anustubh metre, in the manner of Angiras; may Indra fumigate thee in the manner of Angiras;<br />

may Visnu fumigate thee in the manner of Angiras; may Varuna fumigate thee in the manner of<br />

Angiras.<br />

b May Aditi, connected with the All-gods, the goddess, dig thee on the abode of earth, in the manner<br />

of Angiras, O trench.<br />

c May the wives of the gods [1], the goddesses, connected with the All-gods, place thee on the abode<br />

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