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Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (not specified in the supplied excerpt)
Devata: Indra (Śakra, Maghavan)
Chandas: Triṣṭubh
Himne Triṣṭubh satu bait ini merupakan seruan paustika (kesejahteraan/perlindungan) yang ringkas, berulang kali memanggil Indra sebagai trātṛ (pelindung) dan avitṛ (penolong), menegaskan kesiapan-Nya untuk dipanggil “pada setiap seruan” (hāve-hāve). Daya himne terletak pada pemadatan penyebutan nama—Śūra, Śakra, Puruhūta, Maghavan—yang berpuncak pada permohonan langsung agar Indra menegakkan svasti (kesejahteraan, keberuntungan yang membawa rasa aman) bagi komunitas.
It is used to obtain Indra’s protective guardianship and to establish svasti—general welfare, safety, and auspicious conditions—for a family or community.
The repetition underscores Indra’s accessibility and responsiveness; the hymn’s method is to intensify protection by continual, successful invocation (su-hava, puru-hūta).
No specific substances are prescribed in the verse; its efficacy is primarily verbal—recitation and focused intention. Optional simple purity acts (ācamana) may accompany it.
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