अत्रिर्होतार्चिकस्तत्र पुलस्त्योऽध्वर्युरेव च । उद्गाताऽथो मरीचिश्च ब्रह्माहं सुरपुंगवः
atrirhotārcikastatra pulastyo'dhvaryureva ca | udgātā'tho marīciśca brahmāhaṃ surapuṃgavaḥ
هناك كان أتري هو الهوتَر (Hotṛ) وهو أيضًا مُرتِّل رِك (Ṛc)؛ وكان بولاستيا هو الأدهفريو (Adhvaryu)؛ وكان مريچي هو الأودغاتَر (Udgātṛ)؛ وكنتُ أنا، أسمى الآلهة، كاهنَ براهما المشرفَ على الشعيرة.
Indra (Sahasrākṣa/Śakra), inferred from “aham surapuṃgavaḥ” (I, foremost among gods)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: Atri chants as Hotṛ and Ṛc-reciter; Pulastya measures and offers as Adhvaryu; Marīci sings Sāman as Udgātṛ; Indra stands as Brahmā-priest overseeing, all within a luminous Prabhāsa yajña enclosure.
Dharma is upheld through disciplined cooperation—each priestly role supports the wholeness of sacred action.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra, shown as a fully Vedic ritual-field with eminent ṛṣis serving as officiants.
The assignment of Vedic priestly offices—Hotṛ, Adhvaryu, Udgātṛ, and Brahmā (overseer)—for conducting the yajña.