Sukta 4
अश्व॑स्याश्वत॒रस्या॒जस्य॒ पेत्व॑स्य च । अथ॑ ऋष॒भस्य॒ ये वाजा॒स्तान॒स्मिन्धे॑हि तनूवशिन्
áśvasya aśvatarásyā́jasya pétvasya ca | átha ṛṣabhásya yé vā́jās tā́n asmín dhehi tanūváśin ||
The strengths of the Horse, the Mule, the Goat, and of the Ram; and then the prizes of the Bull—those, O body-master, do thou implant within this one.
घोड़े की ताकत, खच्चर की ताकत, बकरी की ताकत, और मेहंदी की ताकत। फिर बैल के जो भी प्राइज़ हैं, वो सब इस आदमी में डाल दो। तू शरीर का मालिक है, तू ही कर सकता है।
Rishi: Atharvan/Āṅgirasa
Devata: Tanūvaśin (body-governing power) / Bala-Vīrya (strength as quasi-deity)
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh
Primary: vira
Secondary: adbhuta
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