Atharva Veda Sukta 65
Kanda 6Anuvaka 7Sukta 653 Mantras

Sukta 65

Rishi: Atharvanic/Angirasic milieu (enemy-crushing charm complex; specific r̥ṣi attribution varies)

Devata: Indra-like repelling power / Parāśara (as personified expulsion)

Chandas: Jagatī/Triṣṭubh-like (requires metrical verification)

AV 6.65は、簡潔な武戦的・厭勝の呪法であり、敵の憤怒を呪力によって沈め、打撃の力を奪って(「手のない者」とし)、退却を強いる。その効験は、インドラが太初にアスラを武装解除したという神話的先例に根拠づけられ、解き放たれた力は勝利と施主の富へと振り向けられる。

Sanskrit recitationAtharva Veda 6.65

Mantras

Mantra 1

शत्रुनाशनम्। अव॑ म॒न्युरवाय॒ताव॑ बा॒हू म॑नो॒युजा॑ । परा॑शर॒ त्वं तेषां॒ परा॑ञ्चं॒ शुष्म॑मर्द॒याधा॑ नो र॒यिमा कृधि

彼らの憤りを沈ませよ。心に繋がれたその腕を垂れ下がらせよ。汝よ、彼らを退け打て。背を向けたその勢い(シュシュマ)を砕け。しかして我らのために富(ラユ)を成就せよ。

Mantra 2

निर्ह॑स्तेभ्यो नैर्ह॒स्तं यं दे॑वाः॒ शरु॒मस्य॑थ । वृ॒श्चामि॒ शत्रू॑णां बा॒हून॒नेन॑ ह॒विषा॒हम्

神々よ、汝らが飛矢を放つとき、手ある者どもを手なき者とせよ。我はこの供物(ハヴィス)をもって、敵どもの腕を断ち切る、まさに我が。

Mantra 3

इन्द्र॑श्चकार प्रथ॒मं नै॑र्ह॒स्तमसु॑रेभ्यः । जय॑न्तु सत्वा॑नो॒ मम॑ स्थि॒रेणेन्द्रे॑ण मे॒दिना॑

インドラはまず、アスラたちを手なきものとした。わが勇士たちよ勝て。堅固なるインドラにより、力を増す富をもつインドラにより。

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a ritual way of saying the opponent’s ability to strike is removed—arms, weapons, and agency are magically neutralized so they cannot act effectively.

Indra supplies the authoritative warrior precedent (he first disarmed the Asuras), while Parāśara functions as the expulsive force that drives the enemy away and crushes their strength in the present rite.

Its primary setting is martial or hostile confrontation, but Atharvan tradition also applies such repelling/disabling charms to any situation where an adversary’s aggression and capacity to harm must be checked.

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