Vasat

Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 16 Jul 2011 17:24 and updated at 16 Jul 2011 17:24

KRISHNA YAJURVEDA NOUN

yvk.1.5 Uttering the discrimination he makes the Vasat cry with the foresacrifice; verily he leaves not his abode.
yvk.1.6 Do thou proclaim has four syllables; Be it proclaimed has four syllables; Utter has two syllables; We that do utter has five syllables; the Vasat has two syllables; this is the seventeenfold Prajapati as connected with the sacrifice; he who knows thus rests secure through the sacrifice and does not fall away from the sacrifice.
yvk.1.6 Do thou proclaim Be it proclaimed Utter We that do utter the Vasat call, these are the beginning, the support, the end of the sacrifice; he who knows thus reaches the end with a secure and uninjured sacrifice.
yvk.1.6 The generous one is the sacrifice; (with the words) Do thou proclaim he calls her; with Be it proclaimed [2], he lets (the calf) go up to her; with Utter he raises (the pail); with We that do utter he sits down beside her, and with the Vasat call he milks.
yvk.1.6 The gods performed a sacrificial session; the quarters were dried up; they discerned this moist set of five; (with the words) Do thou proclaim they produced the east wind; with Be it proclaimed they caused the clouds to mass together; with Utter the begat [3] the lightning; with We that do sacrifice they made rain to fall, and with the Vasat call they caused the thunder to roll.
yvk.1.6 This is the Prajapati of the texts, Do thou proclaim Be it proclaimed Utter We that do utter the Vasat call; he who knows thus becomes pure.
yvk.2.1 The Vasat cry cleft the head of the Gayatri; the sap thereof fell away.
yvk.2.2 r From the mouth to thee, O Visnu, do I utter the Vasat call; Do thou accept my oblation, O Sipivista [4]; Let my fair hymns of praise cause thee to wax great; Do ye protect us ever with blessings.
yvk.2.6 The oblation is a bolt, the portions of the oblation are a bolt [4], the Vasat call is a bolt; thus forges be a threefold bolt and hurls it at his foe, so as not to make a failure.
yvk.2.6 He utters the Vasat call in anger, to lay low his foe.
yvk.2.6 He proclaims him with the Puronuvakya, leads him forward with the Yajya, and makes him go with the Vasat call.
yvk.2.6 He takes him with the Puronuvakya, he gives him with the Yajya, and [5] establishes him with the Vasat call.
yvk.2.6 The Vasat call has two syllables the sacrificer has two feet; verily afterwards he finds support in cattle.
yvk.2.6 They kept for them (the offering) divided into four parts, for the Puronuvakya, the Yajya, the deity, the Vasat call.
yvk.3.3 He who knows the strength of the metres Do thou proclaim Be it proclaimed Utter We that utter the Vasat call prospers himself, his foe is defeated.
yvk.3.3 The theologians say, For whose gain does the Adhvaryu cause (him) to proclaim? For the strength of the metres he should reply; Do thou proclaim Be it proclaimed Utter We that utter the Vasat call, that is the strength of the metres [2]; he who knows thus sings what ever he sings with the metres in full strength.
yvk.3.4 With what is harsh in speech he utters the Vasat call; verily with the harshness of speech he cuts him down; swiftly he is ruined.
yvk.3.4 Anumati is the Gayatri, Raka the Tristubh, Sinivali the Jagati, Kuhu the Anustubh, Dhatr the Vasat call.
yvk.3.4 The Vasus are eight [6], the Gayatri has eight syllables; the Rudras are eleven, the Tristubh has eleven syllables; the Adityas are twelve, the Jagati has twelve syllables, the Anustubh is Prajapati, the Vasat call Dhatr.
yvk.3.4 Thus indeed the minor deities are all the metres and all the gods and the Vasat call.
yvk.3.5 a By Agni, the god, I win battles, with the Gayatri metre, the Trivrt Stoma, the Rathantara Saman, the Vasat call, the thunderbolt, I trample under foot my foes born before me, I depress them, I repel them, in this home, in this world of earth; him who hateth us and him whom we hate I step over him with the stride of Visnu.
yvk.3.5 b By Indra, the god, I win battles, with the Tristubh metre, the Pancadasa Stoma the Brhat Saman, the Vasat call, the thunderbolt [1], (I trample under foot my foes) born along (with me), &c.
yvk.3.5 c By the All gods I win battles, with the Jagati metre, the Saptadasa Stoma, the Vamadevya Saman, the Vasat call, the thunderbolt, (I trample under foot my foes) born after (me), &c.
yvk.3.5 The Vasat call cleft the head of the Gayatri; its sap fell away, it entered the earth, it became the Khadira; he, whose dipping spoon is make of Khadira wood, cuts off with the sap of the metres; his oblations are full of sap.
yvk.4.1 a May I Vayu, Matarisvan, unite The broken heart of thee that art outstretched To him who moveth with the expiration of the gods, With thee, O goddess, be Vasat.
yvk.4.4 (Thou I art) all overcoming through Agni; self ruling through the sun; lord of strength through might; creator with the bull; bountiful through the sacrifice; heavenly through the sacrificial fee; slayer of enemies through rage; supporter of the body through kindliness; wealth through food; through the earth he hath won; (thou art) eater of food with verses; increased by the Vasat cry; protector of the body through the Saman; full of light with the Viraj; drinker of Soma through the holy power; with cows he supporteth the sacrifice; with lordly power men; with horse and car bearer of the bolt; lord with the seasons; enclosing with the year; unassailable through penance; the sun with bodies.
yvk.4.6 d May Agni, smoke smelling, not make thee crackle; May not the radiant pot be broken, smelling; Offered, delighted in, approved, offered with the Vasat cry, The gods accept the horse.
yvk.5.1 The metres departed from the gods (saying), We will not carry your oblation without sharing (in it) for them they kept this (oblation) ladled up four times, for the Puronuvakya the Yajya, the deity, the Vasat call; in that he offers what has been ladled up four times, he delights the metres, and they delighted carry to the gods his oblation.
yvk.5.1 To him, O goddess, be Vasat with thee [1], he says; the seasons are six; verily upon the seasons he bestows rain; therefore in all the seasons it rains.
yvk.5.1 If he were to utter the Vasat cry, his Vasat cry would be exhausted; if he were not to utter the Vasat cry, the Raksases would destroy the sacrifice; Vat he says; verily, mysteriously he utters the Vasat cry; his Vasat cry is not exhausted, the Raksases do not destroy the sacrifice.
yvk.5.4 If he were to utter the Vasat cry, his Vasat cry would be exhausted; if he were not to utter the Vasat cry, the Raksases would destroy the sacrifice; Vat he says; verily, mysteriously he utters the Vasat cry; his Vasat, cry is not exhausted, the Raksases do not destroy the sacrifice.
yvk.6.2 Now Danda Aupara split by the Vasat call the axle of the third oblation holder; the third cover put on the oblation holder (serves) to make up the third oblation holder, The oblation holder is the head of the sacrifice.
yvk.6.5 He should not utter the secondary Vasat; if he were to do so, he would let Rudra go after his offspring; after sacrificing he should not look after (it); if he were to look after (it) his eye would be likely to be destroyed; therefore he should not look after (it).
yvk.6.5 He does not utter the secondary Vasat; if he were to do so, he would let Rudra go after his offspring.
yvk.6.5 He does not utter the secondary Vasat; if he were to do so, he would let Rudra go after his offspring; if he were not to do so, the Agnidh would consume the Soma before it had been appeased; he says the secondary Vasat muttering, he does not let Rudra go after his offspring, the Agnidh consumes the Soma after it has been appeased.
yvk.7.3 I take for thee the sacrifice with the Vasat cry.
yvk.7.3 The past, the present, the future, Vasat, hail, reverence! The Rc, the Saman, the Yajus, Vasat, hail, reverence! The Gayatri, the Tristubh, the Jagati, Vasat, hail, reverence! The earth, the atmosphere, the sky, Vasat, hail, reverence! Agni, Vayu, Surya, Vasat, hail, reverence! Expiration, cross breathing, inspiration, Vasat, hail, reverence! Food, ploughing, rain, Vasat, hail, reverence! Father, son, grandson, Vasat, hail, reverence! Bhuh, Bhuvah, Suvar, Vasat, hail, reverence!

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