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E¶a u sya puruvrato jaj¤åno janayanni¶a¨.
Dhårayå pavate suta¨.
This spirit of divinity, power of infinite law and
action, creating and providing food, energy and
sustenance for life, flows on in continuum, self-
sustained, self-revealed, discovered, self-realised. (Rg.
9-3-10)
1266. Pavamana Soma Devata, Asita or Devala Kashyapa
°Rshi
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E¶a dhiyå yåtyaƒvyå ‹μuro rathebhir å‹ubhi¨
Gacchannindrasya ni¶kætam.
This Soma, spirit of peace and joy, brave dispeller
of darkness, moves with the subtlest intelligence and
awareness and comes by the fastest media of psychic
communication and comes to the seat of its presence in
the mind and soul of man. (Rg. 9-15-1)
1267. Pavamana Soma Devata, Asita or Devala Kashyapa
°Rshi
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E¶a purμu dhiyåyate bæhate devatåtaye.
Yatråmætåsa å‹ata.
This infinite and eternal Spirit of peace, love and
joy is ever keen to bless humanity with boundless piety
and divinity in which men of immortal knowledge,
karma and divine love abide. (Rg. 9-15-2)
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