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    श॒प्तार॑मेतु श॒पथो॒ यः सु॒हार्त्तेन॑ नः स॒ह। चक्षु॑र्मन्त्रस्य दु॒र्हार्दः॑ पृ॒ष्टीरपि॑ शृणीमसि ॥

    स्वर सहित पद पाठ

    श॒प्तार॑म् । ए॒तु॒ । श॒पथ॑: । य: । सु॒ऽहार्त् । तेन॑ । न॒: । स॒ह । चक्षु॑:ऽमन्त्रस्य । दु॒:ऽहार्द॑: । पृ॒ष्टी: । अपि॑ । शृ॒णी॒म॒सि॒ ॥७.५॥


    स्वर रहित मन्त्र

    शप्तारमेतु शपथो यः सुहार्त्तेन नः सह। चक्षुर्मन्त्रस्य दुर्हार्दः पृष्टीरपि शृणीमसि ॥

    स्वर रहित पद पाठ

    शप्तारम् । एतु । शपथ: । य: । सुऽहार्त् । तेन । न: । सह । चक्षु:ऽमन्त्रस्य । दु:ऽहार्द: । पृष्टी: । अपि । शृणीमसि ॥७.५॥

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    Meaning -
    Let all words and vibrations of hate and anger, curse or execrations go back, unacknowledged, to the sender, leaving us, unaffected, with ourselves and our friends of goodness and peace at heart. Thus do we break down, by nature’s law itself, the back bone of the person of a negative heart and evil eye (without any response, by breaking, not by continuing, the vicious circle). Let all words and vibrations of hate and anger, curse or execrations go back, unacknowledged, to the sender, leaving us, unaffected, with ourselves and our friends of goodness and peace at heart. Thus do we break down, by nature’s law itself, the back bone of the person of a negative heart and evil eye (without any response, by breaking, not by continuing, the vicious circle). Note: Satavalekar has written a very valuable note at the end of his translation of this sukta on the herbal and psychic treatment of the ailment usually described as curse and as the evil eye. Refer to his Atharva-Veda, volume one, published by Swadhyaya Mandal, Pardi, Balsara Dist., Maharashtra, India, in 1985.

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