Guest guest Posted November 8, 2008 Report Share Posted November 8, 2008 puna- again prana:- the vital force puna:- again kutam or akutam -- ???? (how ?) agat or Agat- with an extended A ??? (arrived ? or reached ?) If it is from some suktas, please mention the name of the sukta. I did not find this line at all in Rig , Mandala 1, Sukta 1. Ramakrishna Matt Madras has released a book, 'Veda Mantras' in which all famous suktas like, Purusha, Sri, Medhavi, Narayana, Vishnu, Surya,Agni, etc (some 27 suktas) plus Mantra pushpam and some shanti mantras. Mostly your popular chants will be found there. V , " janfarah_strongspirit " <janfarah_strongspirit wrote: > > Dear sadhakas > > Does anyone know the translation of the following line? Ive had it > going round & round in my head, even in my sleep. Its from the chant > Agnir Me & is obviously something about prana. I think it might > mean " let the prana stay within me " but does anyone know anything else? > The line is - > > Punah pranah punarakutamagat > > With love > > Farah > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2008 Report Share Posted November 8, 2008 Hi, do u want the translation of just the line quoted by you, coz. or the entire mantra starting with " agnirme vachis shritah " Just knowing the meaning of the passage quoted by you " punah prana punah akutamma agat would mean " Again let my prana remain established in my indriyas (sensory organs) " . These indriyas have been mentioned in the earlier passage of the mantras. This wouldnt make much sense without the context of the earlier mantra portion. regards narayan - On Sat, 11/8/08, janfarah_strongspirit <janfarah_strongspirit wrote: janfarah_strongspirit <janfarah_strongspirit Vedic chanting - translation Saturday, November 8, 2008, 1:11 AM Dear sadhakas Does anyone know the translation of the following line? Ive had it going round & round in my head, even in my sleep. Its from the chant Agnir Me & is obviously something about prana. I think it might mean " let the prana stay within me " but does anyone know anything else? The line is - Punah pranah punarakutamagat With love Farah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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