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Ashwini Devata Stotram (Mahabharatam)

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The Ashwini Devata Stotram is a hymn dedicated to the twin deities Ashwini Kumaras, who are associated with health, medicine, and the arts.

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VERSE 1

प्रपूर्वगौ पूर्वजौ चित्रभानू

prapūrvagau pūrvajau citrabhānū girāvāśaṁsāmi tapasā hyanantau

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The treasure of hymns is the various praises of the Ashvins, the divine twins.

VERSE 2

गिरावाशंसामि तपसा ह्यनन्तौ।

divyau suparṇau virajau vimānā- -vadhikṣipantau bhuvanāni viśvā

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I sing the praises of the two who are the predecessors of the past and the future, the colorful sun.

VERSE 3

दिव्यौ सुपर्णौ विरजौ विमाना-

1 hiraṇmayau śakunī sāmparāyau nāsatyadasrau sunasau vaijayantau

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They, who are infinite, are praised by the sages through their penance,

VERSE 4

-वधिक्षिपन्तौ भुवनानि विश्वा ॥ १

śuklaṁ vayantau tarasā suvēmā- -vadhiṣyayantāvasitaṁ vivasvataḥ

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The divine, beautiful, and radiant birds, who send forth the worlds.

VERSE 5

हिरण्मयौ शकुनी साम्परायौ

2 grastāṁ suparṇasya balēna vartikā- -mamuñcatāmaśvinau saubhagāya

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Golden are the birds that bring auspiciousness,

VERSE 6

नासत्यदस्रौ सुनसौ वैजयन्तौ।

tāvat suvr̥ttāvanamanta māyayā vasattamā gā aruṇā udāvahan

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The two sons of Nasatya, the well-known ones,

VERSE 7

शुक्लं वयन्तौ तरसा सुवेमा-

3 ṣaṣṭiśca gāvastriśatāśca dhēnava ēkaṁ vatsaṁ suvatē taṁ duhanti

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They are white, swift, and capable of granting the desires of the sun.

VERSE 8

-वधिष्ययन्तावसितं विवस्वतः ॥ २

nānāgōṣṭhā vihitā ēkadōhanā- -stāvaśvinau duhatō dharmamukthyam

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The two Ashvins, with their strength, release the one caught by the powerful bird,

VERSE 9

ग्रस्तां सुपर्णस्य बलेन वर्तिका-

4 ēkāṁ nābhiṁ saptaśatā arāḥ śritā pradhiṣvanyā viṁśatirarpitā arāḥ

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For the sake of good fortune, they bring forth the auspiciousness,

VERSE 10

-ममुञ्चतामश्विनौ सौभगाय।

anēmicakraṁ parivartatē:'jaraṁ māyāśvinau samanakti carṣaṇī

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Thus, the one with good conduct, the red dawn, is brought forth.

VERSE 11

तावत् सुवृत्तावनमन्त मायया

5 ēkaṁ cakraṁ vartatē dvādaśāraṁ ṣaṇābhimēkākṣamr̥tasya dhāraṇam

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There are sixty cows and three hundred she-cows,

VERSE 12

वसत्तमा गा अरुणा उदावहन् ॥ ३

yasmin dēvā adhiviśvē viṣaktā- -stāvaśvinau muñcatō mā viṣīdatam

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One calf is well-nourished, and they milk it,

VERSE 13

षष्टिश्च गावस्त्रिशताश्च धेनव

6 aśvināvindumamr̥taṁ vr̥ttabhūyau tirōdhattāmaśvinau dāsapatnī

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From various herds, they are designated for one milking,

VERSE 14

एकं वत्सं सुवते तं दुहन्ति।

hitvā girimaśvinau gāmudā carantau tadvr̥ṣṭimahnā prasthitau balasya

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Thus, the Ashvins, who milk, grant the liberation of righteousness.

VERSE 15

नानागोष्ठा विहिता एकदोहना-

7 yuvāṁ diśō janayathō daśāgrē samānaṁ mūrdhni ratha yātaṁ viyanti

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One navel is supported by seven hundred,

VERSE 16

-स्तावश्विनौ दुहतो धर्ममुक्थ्यम् ॥ ४

tāsāṁ yātamr̥ṣayō:'nuprayānti dēvā manuṣyāḥ kṣitimācaranti

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Twenty-one are offered to the one who is the chief,

VERSE 17

एकां नाभिं सप्तशता अराः श्रिता

8 yuvāṁ varṇānvikuruthō viśvarūpāṁ- -stē:'dhikṣipantē bhuvanāni viśvā

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The wheel of time turns, and the old age is dispelled,

VERSE 18

प्रधिष्वन्या विंशतिरर्पिता अराः।

tē bhānavō:'pyanusr̥tāścaranti dēvā manuṣyāḥ kṣitimācaranti

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The Ashvins unite with the power of illusion.

VERSE 19

अनेमिचक्रं परिवर्ततेऽजरं

9 tau nāsatyāvaśvinau vāṁ mahē:'haṁ srajaṁ ca yāṁ bibhr̥thaḥ puṣkarasya

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One wheel turns with twelve spokes,

VERSE 20

मायाश्विनौ समनक्ति चर्षणी ॥ ५

tau nāsatyāvamr̥tāvr̥tāvr̥dhā- -vr̥tē dēvāstatprapadē na sūtē

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The essence of immortality is held by the six spokes,

VERSE 21

एकं चक्रं वर्तते द्वादशारं

10 sukhēna garbhaṁ labhētāṁ yuvānau gatāsurētatprapadē na sūtē

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In which the gods are firmly established,

VERSE 22

षणाभिमेकाक्षमृतस्य धारणम्।

sadyō jātō mātaramatti garbha- -stāvaśvinau muñcathō jīvasē gāḥ

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Thus, the Ashvins release us from the fear of poison.

VERSE 23

यस्मिन् देवा अधिविश्वे विषक्ता-

11 stōtuṁ na śaknōmi guṇairbhavantau cakṣurvihīnaḥ pathi sampramōhaḥ

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The Ashvins, who are the moon and the nectar, are the more active ones,

VERSE 24

-स्तावश्विनौ मुञ्चतो मा विषीदतम् ॥ ६

durgē:'hamasminpatitō:'smi kūpē yuvāṁ śaraṇyau śaraṇaṁ prapadyē

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They have hidden themselves, the wives of the servants,

VERSE 25

अश्विनाविन्दुममृतं वृत्तभूयौ

12 iti śrīmahābhāratē ādiparvaṇi tr̥tīyō:'dhyāyē aśvina stōtam

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Leaving the mountain, the Ashvins roam the earth,