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· I ARANYAKA, 4 ADHYAYA, 2 KHANDA, 3.
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SECOND KHANDA. 1. Next follows the right wing. It is this world (the earth), it is this Agni, it is speech, it is the Rathantara ', it is Vasishtha, it is a hundred 2. These are the six powers (of the right wing) 3. The Sampâta hymn (Rv. IV, 20) serves indeed for obtaining desires and for firmness. The Parkti verse (Rv. I, 80, 1) serves for proper food.
2. Next comes the Sûdadohas verse. Sadadohas is breath, thereby he joins all joints with breath.
3. Next follows the left wing. It is that world (heaven), it is that sun, it is mind, it is the Brihat, it
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1 Rathantara is the name of the whole number of hymns to be recited at this part of the sacrifice. It was made by Vasishtha, and consists of one hundred verses. 2 1. Stotriya, abhi två sûra nonumah (Rv. VII, 32, 22) 2 (3)
2. Anurdpa, abhi två pûrvapîtaye (Rv. VIII, 3, 7) 7 (3) 3. Indrasya nu (Rv. I, 32) . 4. Tve ha (Rv. VII, 18, 1-15) 5. Yas tigma (Rv. VII, 19) : : : : 6. Ugro gagñe (Rv. VII 7. Ud u (Rv. VII, 23). . . 8. Â te mahah (Rv. VII, 25) . . 9. Na somah (Rv. VII, 26) . 10. Indram narah (Rv. VII, 27) 11. Brahmâ nah (Rv. VII, 28). 12. Ayam somah (Rv. VII, 29) 13. Â na indrah (Rv. IV, 20).
98 (100) 14. Itthâ hi (Rv. 1, 80, 1) . . . . I
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These hymns and verses are given Ait. Âr. V, 2, 2; 1. Here we also learn that hymn Ry. IV, 20, is called Sampata, and that the last verse is a Pankti.
* The six powers are earth, Agni, speech, Rathantara, Vasishtha, and a hundred.
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| SR No. | 007670 |
| Book Title | Upnishad |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Max Muller |
| Publisher | Oxford |
| Publication Year | 1879 |
| Total Pages | 1835 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_English |
| File Size | 35 MB |