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Devånåm id avo mahat tadå væƒ∂mahe vayam.
V涃åm asmabhyam μutaye.
We choose for ourselves the grand patronage and
protection of the generous brilliancies of nature and
humanity for our safety, security and advancement. (Rg.
8-83-1)
139. Indra Devata, Kanva Medhatithi °Rshi
‚Êx◊ÊwŸÊx¢ Sflv⁄UwáÊ¢ ∑ΧáÊxÈÁ„v
’w˝rÊáÊS¬Ã–
∑§xˇÊËvflwãâx ÿv
•ÊwÒÁ‡xÊ¡w—H§139H
Somånå≈ svaraƒa≈ kæƒuhi brahmaƒaspate.
Kak¶∂vanta≈ ya au‹ija¨.
Brahmanaspati, brilliant lord of Vedic knowledge,
zealous for learning I am, born of learned parents, kindly
take me up as a disciple, train me as an expert of soma-
yajna, a scholar of language and communication with a
vision of the Word and meaning, and as an artist and
craftsman of eminence. (Rg. 1-18-1)
140. Indra Devata, Shrukaksha Angirasa °Rshi
’Êvœwã◊ŸÊx ßvŒwSÃÈ ŸÊ flÎòÊx„Êv
÷ÍÿÊy¸‚ÈÁ×–
‡ÊxÎáÊÊvÃwÈ ‡Êx∑˝w§ •ÊxÁ‡Êv·w◊˜H§140H
Bodhanmanå idastu no vætrahå bhμuryåsuti¨.
›æƒotu ‹akra å‹i¶am.
May Indra, lord of universal intelligence,
destroyer of darkness, commander of universal success
and joy, we pray, know our mind and listen to us for our
heart's desire for success. (Rg. 8-93-18)
PART-I (Purvarchika) Aindra Kanda, Chapter–2
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