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Yajurveda

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अ॒भि॒भूर॑स्ये॒तास्ते॒ पञ्च॒ दिश॑: कल्पन्तां॒ ब्रह्मँ॒स्त्वं ब्र॒ह्माऽसि॑ सवि॒ताऽसि॑ स॒त्यप्र॑सवो॒ वरु॑णोऽसि स॒त्यौजा॒ इन्द्रो॑ऽसि॒ विशौ॑जा रु॒द्रो॒ऽसि सु॒शेव॑: । बहु॑कार॒ श्रेय॑स्कर॒ भूय॑स्क॒रेन्द्र॑स्य॒ वज्रो॑ऽसि॒ तेन॑ मे रध्य ।। २८ ।।

Recitation of this verse (VSM 10.28).

The line traces the 37 accent marks printed in this verse. It is not measured pitch and not a melody.

About this recording
Source
VedSearch
Recording covers
one verse · VSM 10.28
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
An accent trace: one turn for each of the 37 accent marks printed in this verse, a mark above the letter turning the line up and a mark below turning it down. It is derived from the text on this page and from nothing else. It is not measured pitch, not a reconstructed melody, and not a timing of the recording: the playhead moves across it because both run left to right, and no syllable is claimed to align with any moment of the audio.
Recitation tradition
Not stated by the source
Reciter
Not stated by the source
How it was matched
Mapped from the canonical key to the source's own verse coordinates -- for the Rigveda through the Valakhilya edition permutation, since the source numbers Mandala 8 in Griffith's order -- and then confirmed by comparing the text the source states this recording recites against this corpus's text for the same key.
Attribution
Recitation courtesy VedSearch (vedsearch.org).

One file per verse, fetched and decoded by this product's own streaming route because the source serves audio as base64 inside JSON. No copy is kept unless the cache tool is run.

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Translation

Supreme Lord art thou. May these five regions of thine be prosperous. Brahman! Thou art Brahman, Savitar art thou, faithful in impulsion, Varuna art thou, he whose power is real. Indra art thou, whose strength is of the people. Rudra art thou, the very kind and gracious. Doer of much, Improver, Wealth-increaser! Indra's holt art thou. Be therewith my vassal.
ShelfmarkVG:YV:VSM:A10:V028cited as VSM 10.28