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Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 16 Jul 2011 18:04 and updated at 16 Jul 2011 18:04
KRISHNA YAJURVEDA NOUN
yvk.1.6 | One knows Prajapati, Prajapati knows one; whom Prajapati knows, he becomes pure. |
yvk.2.1 | One who is engaged in a struggle should offer a dwarf (beast) to Visnu; then he becomes Visnu and conquers these worlds. |
yvk.2.3 | k One from the sky Matarisvan bore, The falcon churned another from the rock; Agni and Soma, waxing great through prayer, Ye made broad room for the sacrifice. |
yvk.2.5 | The theologians say, One should offer curds first, for curds is made first [4]. |
yvk.2.5 | One should disregard that and offer ready (milk) first; verily one places power and strength in him and later impels him by curds; and he proceeds in order (of production). |
yvk.2.5 | One should sacrifice at the full moon, if one has enemies, not at the new moon; having slain one s enemy one does not cause him to grow again. |
yvk.2.5 | One should offer in full and large measure; Indra then being pleased delights him with offspring and cattle. |
yvk.2.5 | One should not sacrifice to, Mahendra, if one is not prosperous. |
yvk.2.5 | One offering only should one make; a valiant son is born to him. |
yvk.2.5 | One should disregard this and offer twice. |
yvk.2.5 | One who desires distinction should sacrifice with it, for this sacrifice has a razor edge, and swiftly he becomes holy or perishes. |
yvk.2.5 | One should not approach a woman on the new moon or the full moon night; if one were to do so, one would be impotent. |
yvk.2.5 | One should repeat in the intermediate note, to secure the gods. |
yvk.2.5 | One foot should be within the sacrificial altar, the other outside; then he repeats, to hold the ways apart and to avoid conflict of the paths. |
yvk.3.3 | c O Visvalopa, I offer thee in the mouth of the burner of all; One is an eater of the uneaten, one an eater of the unoffered, one an eater of that which is gathered; May they make for us medicine, An abode, delightful strength. |
yvk.4.2 | o Hearken to this our call, that is offered, O youngest one, Of the most generous one, O thou that hast power; One hateth, one praiseth. |
yvk.4.2 | d Be ye of one mind for us, One dwelling [1], spotless; Harm not the sacrifice, nor the lord of the sacrifice, O all knowers; Be ye two auspicious to day unto us. |
yvk.4.3 | M She who first shone forth is the child of holy order; One supporteth the might of the waters; One moveth in the places of the sun, And one in those of the heat; Savitr governeth one. |
yvk.4.6 | h One carver is there of the steed of Tvastr Two restrainers are there, so is the use; Those parts of thy limbs that I place in order, Those in balls I offer in the fire. |
yvk.5.4 | But again they say, One should pile it up. |
yvk.5.6 | h One god stepped upon them, As they glided, according to his will, (Saying) The great ones have breathed forth (d) Therefore they are called water. |
yvk.6.2 | One ox is unyoked, one ox is not unyoked; then he offers hospitality, for the continuance of the sacrifice. |
yvk.6.2 | One should not offer another libation in front; if be were to offer another libation in front [2], he would make something else the beginning. |
yvk.6.2 | One should take out of curd, that is the symbol of cattle; verily by the symbol he wins cattle [1]. |
yvk.6.2 | One teat (of the cow) is used for a child, for that is fortunate. |
yvk.6.3 | One should recover one s former body they say, for who knows if the richer, when his will is accomplished will restore it or not. |
yvk.6.3 | One (of them) lies around the omentum; verily the body lies around the body. |
yvk.6.5 | One should not follow the other; if one were to follow the other, season would follow season, the seasons would be confused [3]; therefore in order the Adhvaryu sets out by the southern (door), the Pratiprasthatr by the nor hern; therefore the sun goes south for six months, north for six months. |
yvk.7.1 | The One Day Sacrifices |
yvk.7.2 | One should sacrifice by oneself, for Prajapati prospered by himself. |
yvk.7.2 | One should be consecrated for twelve nights; the year consists of twelve months, Prajapati is the year, he is Prajapati, he is born indeed who is born from fervour. |
yvk.7.4 | One took one day, one another, and with them all equally prospered. |
yvk.7.5 | The theologians say, They sit; by what path do they go? One should reply, By the path that leads to the gods. |
yvk.7.5 | One should recite the Sajaniya hymn; one should recite the Vihavya hymn; one should recite the Kayasubhiya hymn of Agastya. |
yvk.7.5 | One reviles, another extols. |
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