Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 3 — Chapter 56

RV 3 56.1

न ता मिनन्ति मायिनो न धीरा व्रता देवानाम् प्रथमा ध्रुवाणि । न रोदसी अद्रुहा वेद्याभिर् न पर्वता निनमे तस्थिवाꣳसः

na tā minanti māyino na dhīrā vratā devānām prathamā dhruvāṇi | na rodasī adruhā vedyābhir na parvatā niname tasthivāṁsaḥ

Neither the wielders of magic nor the wise damage them, the first, firm commandments (vrata) of the gods; nor are the two guileless worlds to be bent down by their devices, nor the mountains as they stand.

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RV 3 56.2

षड् भाराꣳ एको अचरन् बिभर्त्य् ऋतꣳ वर्षिष्ठम् उप गाव आगुः । तिस्रो महीर् उपरास् तस्थुर् अत्या गुहा द्वे निहिते दर्श्य् एका

ṣaḍ bhārām̐ eko acaran bibharty ṛtaṁ varṣiṣṭham upa gāva āguḥ | tisro mahīr uparās tasthur atyā guhā dve nihite darśy ekā

One, without moving, bears six burdens; the cows have come up to the loftiest ṛta. Three great ones, the nearer, have stood — the swift; two are laid down in secret, one is visible.

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RV 3 56.3

त्रिपाजस्यो वृषभो विश्वरूप उत त्र्युधा पुरुध प्रजावान् । त्र्यनीकः पत्यते माहिनावान् स रेतोधा वृषभः शश्वतीनाम्

tripājasyo vṛṣabho viśvarūpa uta tryudhā purudha prajāvān | tryanīkaḥ patyate māhināvān sa retodhā vṛṣabhaḥ śaśvatīnām

The bull of threefold strength, of all forms, and three-uddered, rich in offspring in many places; three-faced, possessed of greatness, he rules — he, the seed-placer, the bull of all (the cows) in succession.

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RV 3 56.4

अभीक आसाम् पदवीर् अबोध्य् आदित्यानाम् अह्वे चारु नाम । आपश् चिद् अस्मा अरमन्त देवीः पृथग् व्रजन्तीः परि षीम् अवृञ्जन्

abhīka āsām padavīr abodhy ādityānām ahve cāru nāma | āpaś cid asmā aramanta devīḥ pṛthag vrajantīḥ pari ṣīm avṛñjan

Right beside them the tracker awoke; I have called the dear name of the Ādityas. Even the divine waters stopped still for him; flowing apart, they turned themselves around him.

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RV 3 56.5

त्री षधस्था सिन्धवस् त्रिः कवीनाम् उत त्रिमाता विदथेषु सम्राट् । ऋतावरीर् योषणास् तिस्रो अप्यास् त्रिर् आ दिवो विदथे पत्यमानाः

trī ṣadhasthā sindhavas triḥ kavīnām uta trimātā vidatheṣu samrāṭ | ṛtāvarīr yoṣaṇās tisro apyās trir ā divo vidathe patyamānāḥ

Three the seats, thrice the rivers of the sages, and the one with three mothers is sovereign at the rites of distribution; three ṛta-possessing maidens of the waters, thrice ruling from heaven at the rite.

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RV 3 56.6

त्रिर् आ दिवः सवितर् वार्याणि दिवे-दिव आ सुव त्रिर् नो अह्नः । त्रिधातु राय आ सुवा वसूनि भग त्रातर् धिषणे सातये धाः

trir ā divaḥ savitar vāryāṇi dive-diva ā suva trir no ahnaḥ | tridhātu rāya ā suvā vasūni bhaga trātar dhiṣaṇe sātaye dhāḥ

Thrice from heaven, Savitar, impel desirable things to us, day by day thrice in the day. Impel threefold riches and goods; Bhaga, Trātar, Dhiṣaṇā — set (them) here for winning.

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RV 3 56.7

त्रिर् आ दिवः सविता सोषवीति राजाना मित्रावरुणा सुपाणी । आपश् चिद् अस्य रोदसी चिद् उर्वी रत्नम् भिक्षन्त सवितुः सवाय

trir ā divaḥ savitā soṣavīti rājānā mitrāvaruṇā supāṇī | āpaś cid asya rodasī cid urvī ratnam bhikṣanta savituḥ savāya

Thrice from heaven Savitar keeps impelling, and the two kings Mitra and Varuṇa of fair hands; even the waters, even the two wide worlds, beg a treasure of him, for Savitar's impulsion.

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RV 3 56.8

त्रिर् उत्तमा दूणशा रोचनानि त्रयो राजन्त्य् असुरस्य वीराः । ऋतावान इषिरा दूऴभासस् त्रिर् आ दिवो विदथे सन्तु देवाः

trir uttamā dūṇaśā rocanāni trayo rājanty asurasya vīrāḥ | ṛtāvāna iṣirā dūḻabhāsas trir ā divo vidathe santu devāḥ

Three are the highest, hard-to-reach bright realms; three heroes of the Asura hold sway. Possessing ṛta, vigorous, hard to deceive — thrice a day may the gods be (present) at the council.

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