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Sukta 65
यद् दु॑ष्कृ॒तं यच्छम॑लं॒ यद् वा चेरि॒म पा॒पया॑ । त्वया॒ तद् वि॑श्वतोमु॒खापा॑मा॒र्गाप॑ मृज्महे
yád duṣkṛtáṃ yác chamálaṃ yád vā́ cerím pāpáyā | tváyā tád viśvatomukhā́pāmārgā́pa mṛjmahe ||
What ill we have done, what stain there is, or what in evil wise we have practised—by thee, O Apāmārga of faces turned to every side, from that we cleanse us wholly away.
ما ارتكبناه من سوء، وما كان من دَنَس، أو ما مارسناه على وجهٍ شرير—بك أنتَ، يا أپامارغا ذو الوجوه المتجهة إلى كلِّ ناحية، نُطهِّرُ أنفسَنا منه تطهيرًا تامًّا.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (not specified in supplied excerpt)
Devata: Apāmārga
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable)
Primary: shanta
Secondary: karuna
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