Sukta 36
न पि॑शा॒चैः सं श॑क्नोमि॒ न स्ते॒नैर्न व॑न॒र्गुभिः॑ । पि॒शा॒चास्तस्मा॑न्नश्यन्ति॒ यम॒हं ग्राम॑मावि॒शे
ná piśācáiḥ sáṁ śaknomi ná stenáir ná vanargúbhiḥ | piśācā́s tásmān naśyanti yám aháṁ grā́mam āviśé ||
I hold no fellowship with Piśācas, nor with thieves, nor with forest-robbers. Therefore the Piśācas vanish away from that village which I enter.
Nie utrzymuję wspólnoty z Piśaćasami, ani ze złodziejami, ani z rozbójnikami leśnymi. Dlatego Piśaćasy znikają z tej wioski, którą wchodzę.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (not specified in excerpt)
Devata: Protective brahman (sacral speech) embodied by the entering priest; adversaries are Piśācas and human criminals
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable)
Primary: shanta
Secondary: vira
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