On the fourth day, a person learned in the scriptures should perform the completion of the Indra-banner. Moreover, having become self-controlled, he should recite these mantras revealed in the sacred tradition by Manu.
With Śiva, Sūrya, Yama, Indra, and Soma; with Kubera, Agni, and Varuṇa; with the multitudes of great sages, the celestial nymphs along with the cardinal directions, and the hosts of Śukra, Aṅgiras, Skanda, and the Maruts.
Just as you have been honored with magnificent ornaments of a singular and empowering nature, so too, with a heart full of joy, please accept these auspicious ornaments here at this sacrifice.
Unborn, imperishable, eternal, and uniform in nature, he is Viṣṇu, the Boar, the ancient Puruṣa. You are the bringer of the end, the all-destroyer, and the sacrificial fire; you are the thousand-headed Indra, worthy of all praise.
The learned, seven-tongued, savior, Indra, his own protector, Lord of the gods. I shall call upon Indra, the killer of Vṛtrāsura, and Suṣeṇa. May our heroes become our uttermost heroes.
On the fourth day, a person learned in the scriptures should perform the completion of the Indra-banner. Moreover, having become self-controlled, he should recite these mantras revealed in the sacred tradition by Manu.
With Śiva, Sūrya, Yama, Indra, and Soma; with Kubera, Agni, and Varuṇa; with the multitudes of great sages, the celestial nymphs along with the cardinal directions, and the hosts of Śukra, Aṅgiras, Skanda, and the Maruts.
Just as you have been honored with magnificent ornaments of a singular and empowering nature, so too, with a heart full of joy, please accept these auspicious ornaments here at this sacrifice.
Unborn, imperishable, eternal, and uniform in nature, he is Viṣṇu, the Boar, the ancient Puruṣa. You are the bringer of the end, the all-destroyer, and the sacrificial fire; you are the thousand-headed Indra, worthy of all praise.
The learned, seven-tongued, savior, Indra, his own protector, Lord of the gods. I shall call upon Indra, the killer of Vṛtrāsura, and Suṣeṇa. May our heroes become our uttermost heroes.