Rig Veda. Mandala 1. Sukta 30
Rig Veda. Mandala 1. Sukta 30
Rig Veda. Mandala 1. Sukta 30
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MAṆḌALA 1
Sūkta 30
1. Info
To: 1-16: indra;
17-19: aśvins;
20-22: uṣas
From: śunaḥśepa ājīgarti
Metres: gāyatrī (1-10, 12-15, 17-22); pādanicṛt (11);
triṣṭubh (16)
2. Audio
▪ by South
Indian 00:00 / 00:00
brahmins
▪ by Sri Shyama
Sundara
Sharma and
Sri Satya
Krishna
Bhatta.
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3 . Te x t
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when for his powerful intoxication {he} has held thus all
{somas} together in his belly like spacious ocean .
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1. 1913 1
1.30.1. We foster for you, as one fattens a ram, Indra the strong slayer;
sprinkle him with nectarous rain till he reaches his utmost fullness.
1.30.2. He who is alike the tranquillity of the pure and the force of the strong
enjoyers, comes upon us as if pouring from above.
1.30.3. For his forceful delight thus in one’s inner being the sea maintaineth
as it were its full expanse.
1.30.4. He is here with thee, and thou comest straying back like a dove to the
home of its young; that is the word which is given us for our mind’s
comprehension.
1.30.5. Master of ecstasies, strong one who upbearest the Word, may the
hymn of praise to thee, since thou art even such, become a wide force of
truth.
1.30.6. Stand on high for the expansion of our being, in firm plenty of
substance, O Shatakratu; may we express it also in other gods.
1.30.7. O friends, we call for our expansions on Indra who grows fuller of
force in every getting of fresh being and in every holding of substance
gained.
1.30.10. Therefore we, blessed with all boons, pray to thee (or get control of
thee), O widely called, O friend of men, O full of substance for thy lovers.
1.30.11. O Thunderer, O friend, thou who drinkest the Soma of our loves
when enraptured they have drunk!
1.30.12. Even so may this be, drinker of Soma, friend, thunderer, so do thou
as is done in the heat of thee for the sacrifice.
1.30.13. May our ecstasied swiftnesses that intoxicate with fulfilment, be full
of substance of force, that we may mount on the crests of the ecstasy and
rejoice.
1.30.16. Ever hath Indra by his forces far spreading, high shouting, breathing
passionately, won riches for us. He has given us a car of great brightness and
he preserves, ’tis for secure enjoyment that he gives.
1.30.19. Ye have driven, labouring, a wheel of your car over the head of the
intangible, the other goeth through the heavens.
1.30.20. O Usha, beloved of [ ] who is the mortal that has enjoyed thee, O
deathless one? to whom journeyest thou, O wide-shining Dawn?
1.30.21. For we have filled ourselves with the thought of thee from our last
depths to our highest summits, O high-raptured, O richly hued, O rosy
Dawn.
2. Circa 1913 2
2 The Gods of the Veda / The Secret of the Veda // CWSA.– Vol. 14.– Vedic and
Philological Studies.– Pondicherry: Sri Aurobindo Ashram, 2016, pp. 139-149.
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