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The document summarizes the 7 mantras of the Bhagya Suktam hymn with their meanings. The mantras invoke various gods for blessings of prosperity, glory, cattle, followers and more. They ask for Bhaga, the god of wealth and fortune, to fill their homes and be their advocate. The last mantra hopes the dawn brings auspicious horses and cows that provide ghee.

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Bagya Suktham 1

The document summarizes the 7 mantras of the Bhagya Suktam hymn with their meanings. The mantras invoke various gods for blessings of prosperity, glory, cattle, followers and more. They ask for Bhaga, the god of wealth and fortune, to fill their homes and be their advocate. The last mantra hopes the dawn brings auspicious horses and cows that provide ghee.

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Bhagya Suktam – Mantras with Meaning

We give below the text of all the 7 Mantras of Bhagya Suktam, along with their meanings:

1. Praatharagnim Praatharindram Havaamahe Praatharmithraavarunaa Praatharashvinaa

Praatharbhagham Puushanam Brahmanaspathim Praatah Somamutha Rudram Huvema

At dawn in the morning, we invoke Agni, the Fire God; Indra, the Lord of the heavens and Rain
God; Mitra - Varuna, the two Aadityas, generally regarded as the Sun God and God of the
ocean, respectively; the Ashwins Nasatya and Dasra, the Godly twins of health and medicine;
Bhaga, the God of good fortune; Pushan, the deity of nourishment; Brahmanaspati, the deity of
the prayers; Soma, the Moon God, and Rudra, the God of the storm.

2. Praatharjitham Bhaghamugraṃ Huvema Vayaṃ Puthramaditheryo Vidharthaa

Aadhrashchidyaṃ Manyamaanasthurashchidraajaa Chidyaṃ Bhaghaṃ Bhakshiithyaaha

We invoke the aggressive and victorious Bhaga, son of protector Aditi, in the mornings. And that
Bhaga is the one sought after by all like the poor, the king, and even those with pride.

3. Bhagha Pranetharbhagha Sathyaraadho Bhaghemaam Dhiyamudavaa Dadannah

Bhaga Prano Janaya Gobhirashvairbhagha Pranrbhirnrvanthah Syaama

Bhaga is the Lord and is the one propitiated by the righteous - let him bestow us with prosperity
and sublime intellect. O Bhaga! Do fill our abodes with cattle and horses, and may we be
provided with men and followers.

4. Uthedaaniiṃ Bhagavanthah Syaamotha Prapithva Utha Madhye Ahnaam

Uthodithaa Maghavan Suuryasya Vayaṃ Devaanaaṃ Sumathau Syaama

May we remain blessed with glory at the time of dawn now and also during the daylight and
afternoon. Oh Indra, the Maghavan, may the Gods cast their benign glance on us, even at the
Sunset.

5. Bhagha Eva Bhagavaanasthu Devaasthena Vayaṃ Bhagavanthah Syaama

Thaṃ Thvaa Bhaga Sarva Ijjohaviithi Sa No Bhaga Puraethaa Bhaveha

May Bhaga be truly the source of great wealth and oh Gods, may we remain prosperous, thanks
to him. We all invoke you, oh Bhaga, and may you be our advocate.

6. Samadhvaraayoshasonamantha Dadhikraaveva Shuchaye Padaaya


Arvaachiinam Vasuvidam Bhagam No Rathamivaashvaa Vaajina Aa Vahanthu

To this Adhvara, the Yagnya, the ritual of the dawn, and to this place of great sanctity, let the
revered Gods bring the wealthy Bhaga here to us, just like Lord Agni, as the divine horse
Dadhikraava, brings the chariot.

7. Ashvaavathiirgomathiirna Ushaaso Viiravathiih Sadamuchchanthu Bhadraah

Ghrtham Duhaanaa Vishvathah Prapeethaa Yuuyam Paatha Svasthibhih Sadaa Nah

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