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The Rig Veda — Mandala 2, Hymn 2 (1896)

Whose sacrifice the strong seek, Agni, when it shines for never-failing offspring in thine own abode. 12. Knower of all that lives, O Agni may we both, singers of praise and chiefs, be in thy keeping still. Help us to wealth exceeding good and glorious, abundant, rich in children and their progeny. 13. The princely worshippers who send to those who sing thy praise, O Agni, guerdon, graced with kine and steeds,- Lead thou both these and us forward to higher bliss. With brave men in the assembly may we speak aloud.
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The Rig Veda — Mandala 2, Hymn 2 (1896)

Make Heaven and Earth propitious through the power of prayer, and like the sky's bright sheen let mornings beam on us. 8. Enkindled night by night at every morning's dawn, may he shine forth with red flame like the realm of light,- Agni adored in beauteous rites with lauds of men, fair guest of living man and King of all our folk.
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The Rig Veda — Mandala 2, Hymn 2 (1896)

May he as Priest encompass all the sacrifice. men throng to him with offerings and with hymns of praise. Raging with jaws of gold among the growing plants, like heaven with all the stars, he quickens earth and sky. 6. Such as thou art, brilliantly kindled for our weal, a liberal giver, send us riches in thy shine, For our advantage, Agni, God, bring Heaven and Earth hither that they may taste oblation brought by man. 7. Agni, give us great wealth, give riches thousandfold. unclose to us, like doors, strength that shall bring renown.
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