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Suta eti pavitra å tvi¶i≈ dadhåna ojaså.

Vicak¶åƒo virocayan.

Soma, universal watchful guardian and light giver

of the world, discovered and realised in the self, wearing

its celestial light and lustre, manifests and shines in the

pure soul of the devotee. (Rg. 9-39-3)

902. Pavamana Soma Devata, Brhanmati Angirasa °Rshi

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•flÊx¸flvÃw— ‚xÈÃw—–

ßvãº˝Êwÿ Á‚ëÿÃx ◊vœwÈH§902H

Åvivåsan paråvato atho arvåvata¨ suta¨.

Indråya sicyate madhu.

Self-manifested, illuminating the soul from far

as well as from near, it rains showers of honey sweets

of divine ecstasy for the soul. (Rg. 9-39-5)

903. Pavamana Soma Devata, Brhanmati Angirasa °Rshi

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•wŸÍ·Ãx „vÁ⁄Uw¥ Á„ãflxãàÿvÁºw˝Á÷—–

ßwãŒxÈÁ◊vãº˝wÊÿ ¬ËxÃvÿwH§903H

Sam∂c∂nå anμu¶ata hari≈ hinvantyadribhi¨.

Indumindråya p∂taye.

Devoted yajakas in faith and perfect form together

adore and glorify Soma, eliminator of pain, and with

adamantine practice of meditation stimulate its presence

to power for the pleasure and ecstasy of the mind and

soul. (Rg. 9-39-6)

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