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Sukta 33
अङ्गे॑अङ्गे॒ लोम्नि॑लोम्नि॒ यस्ते॒ पर्व॑णिपर्वणि । यक्ष्मं॑ त्वचस्य ऽ ते व॒यं क॒श्यप॑स्य वीब॒र्हेण॒ विष्व॑ञ्चं॒ वि वृ॑हामसि
áṅge áṅge lómni lómni yás te párvaṇi párvaṇi | yákṣmaṁ tvacasyàḥ te vayáṁ kaśyápasya vībarhéṇa víṣvañcam ví vṛ́hamasi ||
In limb after limb, in hair after hair, which of thine is in joint after joint—thy cutaneous wasting-disease: that, all-pervading, we, with Kaśyapa’s vībarha, tear forth and rend away.
Tumhare ang-ang mein, baal-baal mein, jod-jod mein jo bimari hai, main usey nikaal deta hoon. Chamdi ke andar jo takleef hai, woh sab door kar deta hoon. Kashyap rishi ki shakti se main yeh sab tod ke bahar nikaal deta hoon.
Rishi: Kaśyapa (invoked; the hymn is within the Kaśyapa-associated healing current)
Devata: Yákṣma (as the targeted affliction/demon); remedial power mediated through Kaśyapa and the ‘vībarha’
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable; requires metrical verification against a padapāṭha-accented edition)
Primary: adbhuta
Secondary: vira
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