
Sukta 9.7
unknown (Pavamāna Soma hymn tradition; often attributed in Anukramaṇī to Soma-pavamāna seers—exact r̥ṣi not provided in input)
Soma Pavamāna (purifying Soma as a conscious power)
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这首简短的帕瓦玛那·苏摩赞歌颂扬苏摩之滴循着既定的“ṛta”(宇宙正序)之道奔流而出,经由滤器净化而愈加光辉。诗中把苏摩描绘为有意识的、赤褐色的力量:净化之后“就座”安处;而歌者受灵感激发的思念转向他,以奉事之心侍奉。赞歌亦扩展为对同心胜利的祈愿——财富、甘美、名声与长久的珍宝——并由天与地共同扶持。
Mantra 1
असृग्रमिन्दवः पथा धर्मन्नृतस्य सुश्रियः । विदाना अस्य योजनम् ॥
苏摩(Soma)的滴流已出发,循着道路;立基于Ṛta之法(dharma),以光辉的美丽前行;他们洞知他在我们之内的结合与驾轭(yojanam)。
Mantra 4
परि यत्काव्या कविर्नृम्णा वसानो अर्षति । स्वर्वाजी सिषासति ॥
当那先见者(kavi),披覆威力(nṛmṇā),以诗人的灵感环行奔涌之时;他——赢得太阳世界(svar)与丰盈者——渴求驾驭并成全诸能量。
Mantra 5
पवमानो अभि स्पृधो विशो राजेव सीदति । यदीमृण्वन्ति वेधसः ॥
自净之者,凌越诸争竞,凌越万民,如王者安坐;当诸智巧的造作者使他奔涌,使他在内里升起之时。
Mantra 6
अव्यो वारे परि प्रियो हरिर्वनेषु सीदति । रेभो वनुष्यते मती ॥
穿过羊毛之滤,亲爱的赤金者(hari)环行而来,在“林中”安坐;灵感歌者的思念向他渴慕,并事奉于他。
Mantra 7
स वायुमिन्द्रमश्विना साकं मदेन गच्छति । रणा यो अस्य धर्मभिः ॥
他携狂喜之醉,与伐由(Vāyu)、因陀罗(Indra)并与阿湿毗那双神(Aśvinā)同往;他以自身的法则之行作,成为战斗的欢悦——在内在的争战中得胜。
Mantra 8
आ मित्रावरुणा भगं मध्वः पवन्त ऊर्मयः । विदाना अस्य शक्मभिः ॥
甘露之波涌流而来,趋向密特罗—伐楼那,趋向婆伽;它们以其成就之力而知晓此者,以有效之行持显其威能。
Mantra 9
अस्मभ्यं रोदसी रयिं मध्वो वाजस्य सातये । श्रवो वसूनि सं जितम् ॥
为我等,噢天地二界(罗陀西),同心赢得甘露之富,以取圆满之胜;并为我等赢得光耀之声名,与合一所聚的真实珍宝。
It is Soma in the act of purification—the pressed juice flowing and being strained, praised as a living, conscious power that becomes radiant and fit for offering.
Because Soma is ritually filtered through a woolen strainer; the image also suggests inner clarification—thought and life-energy becoming clean, bright, and steady.
Along with praise of his purification, it asks for prosperity and strength: sweet riches, victory in plenitude, good fame, and true treasures gathered in unity for the worshippers.
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