Mantra 2

Aindra (Uttarārcika) — melody unspecified in input

{ "prastava": "ò/hò-ā (stobha prelude, typical Aindra practice; exact stobhas not supplied)", "udgitha": "abhyā́rami … niṣíktam …", "pratihara": "puṣkáre … mádhu …", "upadrava": "avaṭásya …", "nidhana": "visarjáne (cadential close; often shared)", "structure_notes": "Without the gāna text, the fivefold division is reconstructed by semantic hinges: approach (entry) → pouring (main) → receptacle (response) → trough (after-song) → release (final cadence).", "singer_assignments": "Prastotṛ: prastāva; Udgātṛ: udgītha+upadrava; Pratihartṛ: pratihāra; all three join or support the nidhana depending on śākhā practice." }

{ "gloss_summary": "Sāyaṇa construes puṣkara as a ritual receptacle (not a natural pond); madhu as Soma; visarjana as the technical release/outletting of expressed juice from the avaṭa (trough/channel).", "ritual_interpretation": "The mantra marks the coordinated act of transferring and releasing Soma at the pressing apparatus; it is a cue for correct handling and sanctification of the flow.", "theological_insight": "Soma is sweetness offered to Indra; the rite’s exactness is itself devotion—order (ṛta) manifests through correct implements and timing.", "etymology_highlights": "puṣkara—taken as pātra/ādhāra (receptacle); visarjana—‘visṛj’ as letting the juice run forth at the proper moment." }