Atharva Veda Sukta 64
Kanda 6Anuvaka 7Sukta 643 Mantras

Sukta 64

Rishi: Atharvanic tradition

Devata: Saṃmanasya (Concord) / Devāḥ as exemplars

Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable; requires verification)

Este breve himno de Saṃmanasya es un encantamiento preciso para la concordia social: une a un grupo en una sola intención, corazón y mente, de modo que las decisiones y las acciones surjan sin faccionalismo. Toma como modelo la unidad humana del arquetipo de los Devas «de antaño», que comparten su porción en mutuo acuerdo, haciendo de la concordia divina la pauta de la cohesión comunitaria.

Recitation with translationAtharva Veda 6.64

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Frequently Asked Questions

It is recited to create concord in a group—settling quarrels, preventing factional splits, and bringing an assembly or household into one shared intention and decision.

No. It can be performed purely by recitation. One verse mentions a “common oblation,” so some traditions optionally add a simple shared offering (havis), but it is not mandatory.

Unite speech, vows, and feelings: think together, meet together, commit together—so everyone enters the same mind and agreement becomes natural.

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