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Agnir mμ
urdhå diva¨ kakutpati¨ pæthivyå ayam.
Apå≈ retåΔsi jinvati.
This Agni is the highest lord and master of all on
top of heaven and earth and gives energy and sustenance
to the seeds of life in the waters of the universe. (Rg. 8-
44-16)
28.
Agni Devata, Ajigarti Shunahshepa °Rshi
ßx◊w◊xÍ ·Èz àfl◊xS◊Êv∑§w¢
‚xÁŸv¥ ªÊwÿxòÊv¢ Ÿ√ÿÊy¢‚◊˜–
•vªAw Œxflw·xÈ ¬v˝
flÊwø—H§28H
Imamμu ¶u tvam asmåka≈ sani≈ gåyatra≈
navyå~msam. Agne deve¶u pra vocah.
Agni, eternal lord omniscient, this divine
knowledge, blissful, sweet and musical in Gayatri and
other musical metres, ever new and giver of new ideas,
pray reveal it to the sages and whisper it into our soul.
(Rg. 1-27-4)
29.
Agni Devata, Gopavana Atreya °Rshi
âv àflÊw ªÊx¬vflwŸÊ Áªx⁄UÊv
¡ÁŸyD®ŒªA
•ÁX⁄U—–
‚v ¬Êwfl∑§ üÊÈœËx „vflw◊˜H§29H
Tam två gopavano girå jani¶¢had agne
a≈gira¨. Sa påvaka ‹rudh∂ havam.
Agni, light of the world, dear as breath of life, all
purifier, whom the poet visionary of light and the Word
celebrates, pray listen to our invocation and song of
adoration. (Rg. 8-74-11)
PART-I (Purvarchika) Agneya Kanda, Chapter–1
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