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Active, expressive and eloquent people,
conscious of their rights and duties, serve and abide by
the ruling power of the system, Indra, as it arises and
advances, and while they do so they enjoy good health,
honour and prosperity of life for themselves and their
progeny. (Rg. 10-153-1)
176. Indra Devata, Godha Rshika
Ÿv Á∑w§ ŒflÊ ßŸË◊Á‚x Ÿv ÄÿÊ ÿÊy¬ÿÊ◊Á‚–
◊xãòÊüÊvÈàÿw¢
ø⁄UÊ◊Á‚H§176H
Na ki devå in∂masi na kyå yopayåmasi.
Mantra‹rutya≈ caråmasi.
O Devas, divinities of nature and nobilities of
humanity, we never transgress the law, never frustrate
any plan, never violate the order, never act
surreptitiously. (We are an open minded people), we
follow the law, and act according to the divine mantra,
tradition and mantric declaration of the principles and
policies of the order. In matters of the social order we
love and cooperate with all parties of our view as well
as with others whether they are rivals or people on the
periphery. (Rg. 10-134-7)
177. Indra Devata, Dadhyang Atharvanah °Rshi
ŒÊx·Êv
•ÊªÊyŒ˜ ’Îx„veÊwÿx
lÈv◊weÊ◊ÛÊÊÕfl¸áÊ–
SÃxÈÁ„w Œxflv¢
‚wÁflxÃÊv⁄Uw◊˜H§177H
Do¶o ågåd bæhadgåya dyumadgåmann-
åtharvaƒa. Stuhi deva≈ savitåram.
O singer of Brhat Samans, scholar of Atharva,
passionate seeker celebrant of divinity, Brahma,
PART-I (Purvarchika) Aindra Kanda, Chapter–2
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