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Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (not specified in the supplied excerpt)
Devata: Indra (Śakra, Maghavan)
Chandas: Triṣṭubh
这首仅一颂的特里什图布(Triṣṭubh)赞歌,是一篇凝练的增益护佑(paustika)祈请:反复呼唤因陀罗为trātṛ(护卫者、救护者)与avitṛ(援助者),强调他“每一次呼唤”(hāve-hāve)都随召而至。其力量在于密集的名号称举——Śūra、Śakra、Puruhūta、Maghavan——最终以直接祈愿收束:愿因陀罗为共同体建立svasti(福祉、吉祥而安稳的护持)。
It is used to obtain Indra’s protective guardianship and to establish svasti—general welfare, safety, and auspicious conditions—for a family or community.
The repetition underscores Indra’s accessibility and responsiveness; the hymn’s method is to intensify protection by continual, successful invocation (su-hava, puru-hūta).
No specific substances are prescribed in the verse; its efficacy is primarily verbal—recitation and focused intention. Optional simple purity acts (ācamana) may accompany it.
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