Sukta 2
पू॒र्वा॒प॒रं च॑रतो मा॒ययै॒तौ शिशू॒ क्रीड॑न्तौ॒ परि॑ यातोऽर्ण॒वम्। विश्वा॒न्यो भुव॑ना वि॒चष्टे॑ हैर॒ण्यैर॒न्यं ह॒रितो॑ वहन्ति
pūrvāparáṃ carato māyáyaitáu śíśū krī́ḍantau pári yāto ’rṇavám | víśvānyò bhúvanā vicáṣṭe hairaṇyáir anyáṃ haríto váhanti ||
Eastward and westward move these twain by wondrous power, two children playing, who go about the ocean. The one surveys all worlds; the other the tawny mares bear with golden gear.
Hacia el oriente y hacia el occidente se mueven estos dos por el poder de Māyā: dos niños, jugando, recorren el océano. Uno contempla todos los mundos; al otro lo llevan yeguas leonadas con arreos de oro.
Rishi: Sūrya-hymn tradition (anukramaṇī-dependent)
Devata: Sūrya and/or paired cosmological powers (Day–Night) with Haritaḥ as subsidiary
Chandas: Triṣṭubh/Jagatī-type (requires metrical verification)
Primary: adbhuta
Secondary: shanta
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