The document contains the third anuvaka (verse) of the Sri Rudram hymn. It consists of salutations to various forms and attributes of Rudra, including those who can overpower enemies, wield swords, use bows and arrows, wander in forests, stand guard and strike swiftly. Salutations are offered to Rudra in forms of thieves, chiefs, wanderers, night travelers, those who string bows and release arrows, and more.
The document contains the third anuvaka (verse) of the Sri Rudram hymn. It consists of salutations to various forms and attributes of Rudra, including those who can overpower enemies, wield swords, use bows and arrows, wander in forests, stand guard and strike swiftly. Salutations are offered to Rudra in forms of thieves, chiefs, wanderers, night travelers, those who string bows and release arrows, and more.
nama sahamnya nivydhina vydhinn pataye namo SalutationstoHimwhocannotonlywithstandtheshockoftheonsetofHisenemies,but overpowerthem.HewhocaneffortlesslypierceHisenemies;theLordofthosewhocanfighton allsides,salutationstoHim.
nm?> kk/ay? in;/i[e Ste/nana</ pt?ye/ nmae/
nama kakubhya niagie stenn pataye namo SalutationstoHimwhostandsprominent,thewielderofthesword;tothechiefofthieves, salutations.
nmae? in;/i[? #;uix/mte/ tSk?ra[a</ pt?ye/ nmae/
namo niagia iudhimate taskar pataye namo Salutationstotherobberchief,armedwithquiverandarrows.
nmae/ v?te pir/v??te StayU/na< pt?ye/ nmae/
namo vacate parivacate styn pataye namo Salutationstothedeceiving,elusivechiefofmarauders.
nmae? ince/rve? pirc/rayar?{yana</ pt?ye/ nmae/
namo nicerave paricaryrayn pataye namo Salutationstothewandering,everevasivechiefofforesttheives!