Sukta 6.58
अजाश्वः पशुपा वाजपस्त्यो धियंजिन्वो भुवने विश्वे अर्पितः । अष्ट्रां पूषा शिथिरामुद्वरीवृजत्संचक्षाणो भुवना देव ईयते ॥
ajā́śvaḥ paśupā́ vājápastyo dhiyáṃjinvo bhúvane víśve árpitaḥ | áṣṭrāṃ pūṣā́ śithirā́m údvarīvṛjat saṃcákṣāṇo bhúvanā devá īyate ||
Pūṣan—master of the goat-and-horse powers, protector of the herds, lord of plenitudes—stirs the thought into fullness, set in all the worlds. He loosens the tight knot (aṣṭrā) and opens the constriction; seeing together the worlds, the god moves on—guiding the being through its planes.
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