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Hymns of the Atharva Veda (Griffith) · 1 passage
1Black is the mother, we have heard, from whom the red-hued Pustules sprang. With the divine ascetic's root I pierce and penetrate them all. 2I pierce the foremost one of these, I perforate the middlemost, And here I cut the hindermost asunder like a lock of hair. 3With spell that Tvashtar sent to us I have dispelled thy jealousy. We mitigate and pacify the anger that thou feltest, Lord! 4Lord of religious rites, by law, anointed, shine thou forth here for ever friendly-minded. So may we all with children, Jātavedas! worship and humbly wait on thee enkindled.
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file hin/av/av07074.htm.
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