Taittiriya Samhita 5.3.10
Krishna Yajurveda · Kanda 5, Prapathaka 3 · Verse 5.3.10
Sanskrit Original
’ सादयति॒ वृ॒ष्टि॒सनी॒रुप॑ दधाति॒ वृष्टि॑मे॒वाव॑ रुंधे॒ यदे॑क॒धोप॑द॒ध्यादेक॑मृ॒तुं व॑र्षेदनुपरि॒हारꣳ तस्मा॒थ्सर्वा॑नृ॒तून् व॑र्षति पुरोवात॒ सनि॑र॒सीत्या॑है॒तद्वै वृष्ट्यै॑ रू॒पꣳ रू॒पेणै॒व वृष्टि॒मव॑ सं॒यानी॑भि॒र्वै दे॒वा इ॒मा३ꣳल्लो॒कान्थ्सम॑यु॒स्तथ्सं॒यानी॑नाꣳ संयानि॒त्वं यथ्सं॒यानी॑रुप॒ यथा॒प्सु ना॒वा सं॒यात्ये॒व रुंधे दधा॑ति॒ मे॒वैताभि॒र्यज॑मान इ॒मा३ꣳल्लो॒कान्थ्सं या॑ति प्ल॒वो वा ए॒षो᳚ऽग्नेर्यथ्सं॒यानी॒र्यथ्सं॒यानी॑रुप॒ दधा॑ति प्ल॒वमे॒वैतम॒ग्नय॒ उप॑ दधात्यु॒त यस्यै॒तासूप॑हिता॒स्वापो॒ऽग्निꣳ हर॒न्त्यहृ॑त ए॒वास्या॒ग्निरा॑दित्येष्ट॒का उप॑ दधात्यादि॒त्या वा ए॒तं भूत्यै॒ प्रति॑ नुदन्ते॒ योऽलं॒ भूत्यै॒ सन्भूतिं॒ न प्रा॒प्नोत्या॑दि॒त्या ए॒वैनं॒ भूतिं॑ गमयन्त्य॒सौ वा ए॒तस्या॑दि॒त्यो रुच॒मा द॑त्ते॒ यो᳚ऽग्निं चि॒त्वा न रोच॑ते॒ यदा॑दित्येष्ट॒का उ॑प॒दधा᳚त्य॒सावे॒वास्मि॑न्नादि॒त्यो रुचं॑ दधाति॒ यथा॒सौ दे॒वाना॒ꣳ रोच॑त ए॒वमे॒वैष म॑नु॒ष्या॑णाꣳ रोचते घृतेष्ट॒का उप॑ दधात्ये॒तद्वा अ॒ग्नेः प्रि॒यं धाम॒ यद्घृ॒तं प्रि॒येणै॒वैनं॒ धाम्ना॒ सम॑र्धय॒ ’ सादय॒त्यप॑रिवर्गमे॒वास्मि॒न्तेजो॑ दधाति प्र॒जाप॑तिर॒ग्निम॑चिनुत॒ स त्यथो॒ तेज॑साऽनुपरि॒हारꣳ यश॑सा॒ व्या᳚र्ध्यत॒ स ए॒ता य॑शो॒दा अ॑पश्य॒त्ता उपा॑धत्त॒ ताभि॒र्वै स यश॑ आ॒त्मन्न॑धत्त॒ यद्य॑शो॒दा उ॑प॒ दधा॑ति॒ यश॑ ए॒व ताभि॒र्यज॑मान आ॒त्मन्ध॑त्ते॒ पञ्चोप॑ दधाति॒ पाङ्क्तः॒ पुरु॑षो॒ यावा॑ने॒व पुरु॑ष॒स्तस्मि॒न्॒ यशो॑ दधाति
He puts down the rain−winning (bricks); verily he wins the rain. If he were to put (them) down in one place, it would rain for one season; he puts down after carrying them round in order; therefore it rains all the seasons. 'Thou art the bringer of the east wind', he says; that is the form of rain; verily by its form he wins rain. With the Samyanis the gods went (sám ayus) to these worlds; that is why the Samyanis have their name; in that he puts down the Samyanis, just as one goes in the waters with a ship, so [1] the sacrificer with them goes to these worlds. The Samyanis are the ship of the fire; in that he puts down the Samyanis, verily he puts down a boat for the fire; moreover, when these have been put down, if the waters strive to drag away his fire, verily it remains unmoved. He puts down the Aditya bricks; it is the Adityas who repel from prosperity him who being fit for prosperity does not obtain prosperity; verily the Adityas [2] make him attain prosperity. It is