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Sukta 20
अनु॑मतिः॒ सर्व॑मि॒दं ब॑भूव॒ यत् तिष्ठ॑ति॒ चर॑ति॒ यदु॑ च॒ विश्व॒मेज॑ति । तस्या॑स्ते देवि सुम॒तौ स्या॒मानु॑मते॒ अनु॒ हि मंस॑से नः
ánumatíḥ sárvam idáṃ babhūva yát tíṣṭhati cárati yád u ca víśvam éjati | tásyās te devi sumatáu syāma ánumate ánu hí máṃsase naḥ ||
Anumati hath become all this—what standeth, what moveth, and whatsoever in the whole world stirreth. In her, O Goddess, in thy gracious thought may we abide; for, O Anumati, thou in accord art minded toward us.
アヌマティはこの一切となった――立つもの、動くもの、そして全世界において揺れ動くすべて。女神よ、汝の慈しき善念(スーマティ)において我らが住まわんことを。アヌマティよ、汝は我らに同調し、我らへと承認の心を向けているのだから。
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition
Devata: Anumati (as cosmic Consent)
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh
Primary: adbhuta
Secondary: shanta
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