the Offerer of oblation, supreme Giver of treasure.

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Saka Viiryan Kravaavehai
Tejasvi Naavadhitamastu
Maa Vidvishhaaavahai
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Hotoram ratnadhataman (1.1.1) This was first mantra of Hinduism, and its oldest sacred literature, the Rig-Veda, dated around 1,500 BCE, making it the oldest holy book still in common usage in the world. With it, I open my prayer with an invocation to the divine—wherever it may be and however we may conceive it. It translates as: I magnify God, the Divine Fire, the Priest, Minister of the sacrifice,
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2010-09-14
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