Rig Veda Sukta 191
Mandala 10Sukta 1913 Mantras

Sukta 191

Sukta 10.191

Rishi

Saṃvanana (saṃvananaḥ)

Devata

Agni

Chandas

Virāḍ-anuṣṭubh

Ce bref hymne relie l’allumage d’Agni à l’allumage de la concorde parmi les hommes : de même que le feu parvient à sa plénitude grâce au combustible rassemblé, ainsi une communauté se fortifie par l’intention réunie. Il prie pour une parole commune, un esprit commun et un rite commun, présentant le yajña comme le moyen pratique de former « une seule conscience » dans la multiplicité.

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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