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Mighty self-refulgent sun, Agni, constant master
illuminator of heaven and earth, blazing and comman-
ding terrible power, abundant with life giving energy,
is seen on high, energising life for intelligent and
industrious work on earth and shining with boundless
light, and then relinquishing the day light and projecting
the light far away ahead, passes on to the area of
erstwhile darkness of the night. (Then night follows the
day here and the day follows night there.) (Rg. 10-3-1)
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Then again, overcoming the dark passage of the
night with its illumination of light and manifesting the
youthful daughter of great and vast heaven bearing the
light of the sun up above, the same Agni shines with
heavenly light constantly for the day. (Rg. 10-3-2)
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