4. Mantra for
blessing the child with long life
Sage: Atharva, Deity- Agni, 2-3 Virhaspati, 4-5-
Vishwadeva., Metre-Trishtup, 4-Anushtup,
6-Virad jugati.
Meaning- O, Agni! To impart a life span of 100 years. You are
symbol of clarified butter(ghee) which nurtures and sustains your organs. So,
kindly ingest the offered ghee and satiate yourself and bless and protect our
child for 100 years in the same way as a father protects his son. I call upon
and request all the dieties to provide for and dress this child as lord of
deities like Indra had dressed soma with clothes. O child!you have been dressed
with clothes to protect you hence you should protect your body from
ferocity(Violence) of cows or fear therefore protect these clothes become a
father and grandfather of a children so as to enjoy life span of 100 years. May
you be blessed with prosperity and all comforts. O child! You should mount this
stone with your left foot and be firm, healthy and strong like this stone. May
Vishwadeva bless you with a hundred year life span. O Manark Vak! We accept the
old used clothes which you have abjured. May your prosper after your birth you
may be blessed with livestock, sons, beget handsome brothers and may all the
gods may stand as your saviours and protectors.
Special Remarks- If infants pass away without any apparent cause at
any infancy stage in family, to dispel it place the mantras over the infant’s
head and then recite ths mantra or else sanctify these mantras and then tie in
‘Raksha Sootra or Tabeez’ and tie this ariund his neck. If the taabeez is made
from silver or pure copper and put in it sanctified ashes or moong. Urad,Lion’s
nail, hair of bear. By doing so the infant will remain free from diseases and
enjoy a healthy life.
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