Dashati 19
UttarārcikaPrapathaka 7Dashati 192 Mantras

Dashati 19

Indra’s universal sovereignty and the bestowal of wealth and strength through properly offered Soma-hymns

Deity

Indra

Melodic Character

Aindra—energetic triumphant prosperity-seeking

Rishi Family

R̥ṣi not identifiable from the provided input; the verses function as Aindra praise typical of Indra-centered stotra collections.

主題:インドラの普遍的主権――正しく調製され供献されたソーマと讃歌によって、祭主に富と力を授ける。アーリヤもダーサも、さらに遠方の敵すらインドラの支配に収められ、富は「注がれる供物」(rayiḥ ajyate)として捧げられると同時に、献祭者のために増大する贈与として返ってくる。祭司たちの甘美で、ギーの輝きを帯びた詠唱が繁栄を生む直接の因となり、自ら鳴り響くソーマの滴の豊穣は儀礼の充実を示す。神学的焦点:信愛と祭祀の相関――インドラは讃嘆と供物に応じて守護と勝利を与え、敵対を奉仕へと転じ、繁栄(rayiḥ)と雄々しい力(vṛṣṇya śavaḥ)を「われらに」(asme)注ぎ満たす。

Mantras

Frequently Asked Questions

It declares Indra’s rule over all—Ārya, Dāsa, and even distant enemies—and asks him to pour out prosperity and strength when the hymn and Soma offering are performed correctly.

In this context they function as a comprehensive pair, expressing the total scope of Indra’s sovereignty—everyone acknowledges his power, and even opposition can be made serviceable.

It points to Soma drops that ‘sound/resonate’ in the ritual equipment (filters and vessels), signaling plentiful Soma and a well-executed offering that supports the prayer for wealth and vigor.