Rishi: मेध्यः काण्वः · Devata: विश्वे देवाः, १ ऋत्विजो वा · Metre: त्रिष्टुप्
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Medhya Kanva's three trishtubh verses, the tenth Valakhilya sukta, are to all the gods, the first perhaps to the priests. When the priests, of one mind, shape the yajna in many ways, and a learned brahmana is yoked to it, what is the yajamana's understanding there? The second verse is often recited: one Agni is kindled in many places, one Surya pervades everything, one Ushas shines over all this; the One has become all this. The last verse calls the Ashvins to their bright three-wheeled chariot, easy to sit in, to drink what is left over.
यमृ॒त्विजो॑ बहु॒धा क॒ल्पय॑न्त॒ः सचे॑तसो य॒ज्ञमि॒मं वह॑न्ति ।
यो अ॑नूचा॒नो ब्रा॑ह्म॒णो यु॒क्त आ॑सी॒त्का स्वि॒त्तत्र॒ यज॑मानस्य सं॒वित्
yamṛtvijo bahudhā kalpayantaḥ sacetaso yajñamimaṃ vahanti |
yo anūcāno brāhmaṇo yukta āsītkā svittatra yajamānasya saṃvit
एक॑ ए॒वाग्निर्ब॑हु॒धा समि॑द्ध॒ एक॒ः सूर्यो॒ विश्व॒मनु॒ प्रभू॑तः ।
एकै॒वोषाः सर्व॑मि॒दं वि भा॒त्येकं॒ वा इ॒दं वि ब॑भूव॒ सर्व॑म्
eka evāgnirbahudhā samiddha ekaḥ sūryo viśvamanu prabhūtaḥ |
ekaivoṣāḥ sarvamidaṃ vi bhātyekaṃ vā idaṃ vi babhūva sarvam
ज्योति॑ष्मन्तं केतु॒मन्तं॑ त्रिच॒क्रं सु॒खं रथं॑ सु॒षदं॒ भूरि॑वारम् ।
चि॒त्राम॑घा॒ यस्य॒ योगे॑ऽधिजज्ञे॒ तं वां॑ हु॒वे अति॑ रिक्तं॒ पिब॑ध्यै
jyotiṣmantaṃ ketumantaṃ tricakraṃ sukhaṃ rathaṃ suṣadaṃ bhūrivāram |
citrāmaghā yasya yoge'dhijajñe taṃ vāṃ huve ati riktaṃ pibadhyai
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