Sukta 2
वातात् ते प्राणमविदं सूर्याच्चक्षुरहं तव । यत् ते मनस्त्वयि तद् धारयामि सं वित्स्वाङ्गैर्वद जिह्वयालपन्
vātā́t te prāṇám avidam sū́ryāc cákṣur aháṃ táva | yát te mánaḥ tváyi tát dhārayāmi sáṃ vítsvā́ṅgair váda jihváyā́lapán
From Wind for thee I have found thy breath; from the Sun, thy sight, I. What mind of thine is within thee—that I hold fast. Come wholly to thy sense with thy limbs; speak with thy tongue, uttering clear speech.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (anukramaṇī-dependent)
Devata: Prāṇa, Sūrya (as source of cakṣus), and the restored faculties
Chandas: Mixed; largely Anuṣṭubh-like with Atharvanic expansions
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