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Hymns to Agni 443
a-y -tom mGon, sHy vd^ DfoEcq, .
Ev[vA yE-mn^ t; Ev vEZ smy f; mmAdD; , 3
3. Intheaffirmationofhimandinhiscomradeshipwhenhe
has increased his flame of purity are all the lords of the
plenitude; 4 for all things are in the sound of his many voices
and on him, the aspirer in his works, they have laid the
burden of their strength.
aDA `n eqA\ s; vFy-y m\hnA .
tEmd^ yh^ v\ n rodsF pEr vo bBvt; , 4
4. Even now, O Will, may there be the full plenitude of their
utter force. Around this mighty Will earth and heaven have
become as if one voice of inspired knowledge. 5
n n eEh vAym`n gZAn aA Br .
y vy\ y c sry, -vE-t DAmh scot{ED p(s; no vD 5
5. Even now come to us, O Will, hymned by our words and
bring to us our desirable good. May we who are here and
those luminous masters of knowledge together found that
blissful state of our being. March with us in our battles that
we may grow.
4 The gods; the Divine Force contains and sustains all the other divine powers in their
working; in him resides therefore the power of all the other godheads.
5 The whole physical and the whole mental consciousness become full of the knowledge
which streams into them from the supramental plane and they, as it were, turn into the
supramental light and action around the divine Seer-Will as he moves about in them at
his work of transfiguration.