AVS 9.9.18

Source

VedSearch

Recording covers

one verse · AVS 9.9.18

Matched to this passage

Confirmed. The text the source says this recording recites matches this corpus's text for this passage.

The line behind the control

No accent trace is drawn for this verse. The line is derived only from accent marks printed in the text, and this text carries none that can be read as accents.

Recitation tradition

Not stated by the source

Reciter

Not stated by the source

How it was matched

Re-mapped after correcting the source's Atharvaveda hymn division, which the original coordinate transform did not model. kanda 9: the source splits our 62-verse paryaya hymn 9.6 across source suktas 9.6 to 9.11 and renumbers its verses from 1 in each, so our sukta number runs 5 behind the source's from our 9.7 onward (our 9.10 is the source's 9.15). Our key 9.9.18 therefore corresponds to the source's 9.14.18, not to its 9.9.18. the source verse at 9.14.18 recites text letter-identical to this mantra and is the only unclaimed audio-bearing source verse in the whole 5,916-row Atharvaveda that does. The whole hymn's verses map into one source chapter in preserved order, which is the structural corroboration that the correspondence is the edition's and not this row's.

Attribution

Recitation courtesy VedSearch (vedsearch.org).

One file per verse. The source serves audio as base64 inside JSON, so the media_url is not a media URL and must be fetched and decoded by the product's own streaming route. Replaces no existing record: the source verse 9.14.18 was not claimed by any of the 4,680 catalogued AV rows. Admitted 2026-09-19 under OWNER_DECISION_AUDIO_TWO_TIER_PUBLICATION as SOURCE_MAPPED_UNREVIEWED. Media re-fetched that day and confirmed to resolve: JSON document of 54005 bytes. Staging evidence retained: patha_type=SAMHITA; text_similarity=1.0; quality_class=COMMUNITY_ARCHIVE; evidence_layer=DETERMINISTIC_DERIVED.