Rig Veda Sukta 191
Mandala 10Sukta 1913 Mantras

Sukta 191

Sukta 10.191

Rishi

Saṃvanana (saṃvananaḥ)

Devata

Agni

Chandas

Virāḍ-anuṣṭubh

Este breve himno vincula el encendido de Agni con el encendido de la concordia entre las personas: así como el fuego llega a su plenitud con el combustible reunido, así una comunidad se fortalece con la intención congregada. Ruega por una palabra compartida, una mente compartida y un rito compartido, presentando el yajña como el medio práctico para formar «una sola conciencia» en la multiplicidad.

Sanskrit recitationRig Veda 10.191

Mantras

Frequently Asked Questions

It teaches concord: people should move together, speak together, and think together, using shared ritual and shared intention to create unity.

Agni is the fire that gathers and transforms offerings; symbolically, he also gathers scattered human energies into one clear purpose and brings prosperity (vasu).

It can be recited before group work, meetings, or ceremonies to set a shared intention—especially verses 10.191.2–3, which explicitly invoke unified speech, mind, and action.

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