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Hymns of the Atharva-Veda (Bloomfield, SBE 42) · 1 passage
1. As this draught animal, O ye Asvins, comes on, and proceeds, thus may thy soul come on, and proceed to me! 2. I draw to myself thy mind, as the leading stallion the female side-horse. As the stalk of grass torn by the wind, thus shall thy mind fasten itself upon me! 3. A coaxing mixture of salve, of sweet wood, of kushtha, and of spikenard, do I deftly pick out with the hands of Bhaga (good fortune).
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file hin/sbe42/av118.htm.
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