The 4 Vedas

Vishva Dharma ki Jay! (Victory to Universal Dharma!)
4.7.35 Sukta 35 – An Incantation to make a Woman Sterile
1. The other enemies conquer with might; beat back, O Gâtavedas, those that are not yet born! Enrich this
kingdom unto happiness, may all the gods acclaim this man!
2. Of these hundred entrails of thine, as well as of the thousand canals, of all these have I closed the openings
with a stone.
3. The upper part of the womb do I place below, there shall come to thee neither offspring nor birth! I render thee
sterile and devoid of offspring; a stone do I make into a cover for thee.
4.7.36 Sukta 36 – Love Charm spoken by a Bridal Couple
1. Sweet like honey be the messages we convey to each other with our glances. May we place each other in our
hearts; and May our minds become one.
4.7.37 Sukta 37 – Cure against one that practices hostile Charms
1. The thousand-eyed curse having yoked his chariot has come hither, seeking out him that curses me, as a wolf
the house of him that owns sheep.
2. Avoid us, O curse, as a burning fire (avoids) a lake! Strike here him that curses us, as the lightning of heaven
the tree!
3. He that shall curse us when we do not curse, and he that shall curse us when we do curse, him do I hurl to
death as a bone to a dog upon the ground.
4.7.38 Sukta 38 – Charm to secure the love of a Man
1. This potent herb do I dig out: it draws toward me the eve, causes (love's) tears. It brings back him who has
gone to a distance, rejoices him that approaches me.
2. By (the plant) with which the Âsurî allured Indra away from the gods, by that do I subject thee, that I may be
well-beloved of thee!
3. Thy face is turned towards Soma (the nioon), thy face is turned towards Sûrya (the sun), thy face is turned
towards all the gods: 't is tliee here that we do invoke.
4. My speech, not thine, (in this matter) hath weight: in the assembly, forsooth, do thou speak! To me alone shalt
thou belong, shalt not even discourse of other women!
5. Whether thou art beyond the haunts of men, or whether across the river, this very herb, as if a captive bound,
shall bring, thee back to me!
4.7.39 Sukta 39 – ?? Charm pronounced by the Bride over the Bridegroom
1. I envelope thee in my garment (that was produced by Manu - the first man) and declare that thou shalt be mine
and mine alone. I shall not allow the thought of other women to enter my mind.
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Ano Bhadraha Kritavayo Yantu Vishwataha (Let noble thoughts come from every side) – Rg Veda 1020